You're listening to Unexplained, Season 4, Episode 13, Lost in Stormy Visions, Part 2.

Master Coffin didn't see the blow, just the look of surprise on Chapman's face before

his body went limp and dropped to its knees. That look of surprise still firmly fixed

as the body keeled over and planted itself face first into the long grass. Coffin looked

down in shock at the purplish ooze emerging from out the back of Chapman's head.

The Sukotan had raised his club again but by then Coffin was already on the move, charging

head long into the trees. The branch is whipped at him mercilessly as he sprinted for

his life, while following close behind the 30 strong group of Sukotans gave chase.

Back at camp, two men on watch at the front of the fort, having heard the distant screams,

looked up to see their leader burst suddenly into the clearing, followed soon after by

the terrifying sight of 30 near naked Sukotans in full battle cry running straight toward

them. Having no time to prepare their muskets and cannons, the English soldiers grabbed

whatever they could to defend themselves as a stream of flaming arrows whistled past

their heads. The Sukotans had appeared not long after the 15 men ordered by Richard Grembill

to keep hold of Roanoke at all costs had arrived on the island. Having approached Master

Coffin and Chapman with smiles and cordial gestures, there seemed no reason for immediate

concern. Perhaps if they'd known a little more about the circumstances of just wide

Ralph Lane and the previous 107 colonists had left, or about the terror they had wrought

in their short stay, they might have thought twice.

Moments later, Chapman was dead. Another volley of arrows whistled through the settlement,

sinking with a flurry of thuds into various wooden structures as the forest echoed with

the screams of men. Then came another arrow, this time hitting its mark, entering one

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