No.

This is creepy.

A podcast dedicated to sharing the most famous chilling and disturbing creepy pastas and urban legends in the world.

Whether these stories truly happened or are simply fabrications is for you to decide.

These stories may contain graphic depictions of violence and explicit language.

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For our first story this evening, when a blue whale carcass sinks into the abyss,

igniting a feast on the ocean floor, it also wakes something else.

The Bone Walker rises and traverses the depths and land, leaving destruction and madness

in its wake.

Creepy presents The Bone Walker from the Abyss, written by A.J. Scary.

The rough, deep water waves of a sullen Atlantic spanned forever, matched by the overcast above.

Alone and dismal, an ailing blue whale drowned.

Battle scars infested every inch of skin, criss-crossing and sprinkle-speckling.

The harpoons exceeded the bites of orcas and the parasites as krill outnumbered fish in the water.

A ladder-like row of scars along the back marked where the bite of a

propeller had blended into the blubber long ago. Much more recently, a chunk of dorsal fin was

blown off, inviting the infection that rotted exposed flesh and hastened death. For over 4,000 meters, this anchor of flesh and bone fell.

Starting from the sunlight zone, where the sea met the sky, and was at its most visible, the water

column described the volume of water from surface to seafloor and is divided into layers.

Particles from the continuous marine snowfall.

The detritus formed mainly by micro-organic ocean life, waste matter and sediments,

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