Hey there, kids, it's me, Mr. Creedy Pasta.

And before we get started on tonight's video, I'm going to tell you about chilling. I've told you about chilling before, and I'm going to do it again. Hey, guys, check out Chilling. Chilling is an app available on Android, on iPhone, and all phone platforms. If you guys like listening to horror stories here, like I assume you do because, you know, you're here. Then you'll definitely love hearing the chilling app. Chilling tells horror stories from all over the internet, and not just from me, even though I am on it, but a whole bunch of my other friends, such as Autumn Ivy and many, many others. Chilling app also has this really cool feature called the ambient sound feature, which lets you change the background sounds and music, even a couple from Mew. And you guys will recognize

his piano music from here. Also, this month, Chilling is doing an Xbox giveaway. So all you have to do

is download Chilling, leave a review, and submit an entry form at thechilling app.com slash Xboxx,

and you can win an XboxX. It's literally that easy. It's that simple. There's a whole

bunch of new stuff going on at chilling. There's new

stories every single week, and hey, you're missing out if you're not checking it out yourself.

So there's a link in the description down below, and now on to tonight's story.

If you would have told me a month ago that walking into a television station in South Nebraska

would change my life forever.

I probably would have laughed my head off.

I had rode the bus from the state line on Monday based off of a bland newspaper ad no bigger than a baseball card.

Got storm footage no one else wants.

We pay top dollar at Channel 46.

KTHU, the forecast is calling.

There was a little picture of a sun that was smiling and looked like its rays were branching off to form golden tentacles.

Below that, there was a phone number and an address to some place called Emerald Bay, Nebraska.

Something about it felt off, besides the obvious, like someone had placed it there for me to see.

Since I was a boy, I've always had a fascination with the elements that I can't really explain.

Out there amid the thunder and rain, you lose yourself.

Call me a dreamer if you want, but I have always felt a connection to Mother Nature that others haven't.

And in a storm, facing life and death, I can't really describe anything more exhilarating.

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