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I've spent years tracking cryptids across the States folks, but nothing prepared me for the Appalachian Horror. I was deep in the woods, the fog was thick as soup. That's when I heard the scream, a gut-wrenching sound that pierced the silence like a knife.
Followed the noise to a clearing and there it was. Huge, maybe 8 feet tall, fur matted with what I pray was mud. Its eyes... god, those eyes were like molten silver, unnatural, almost glowing. I took a pic but when I looked at it later, the creature was just a blur as if it couldn't be captured. I'm going back tonight, prepared. If I don't update, well... you know what happened.
Submitted 3 months, 4 weeks ago by CryptidHunter98
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This encounter is absolutely fascinating, echoes so many aspects of traditional Appalachian folk tales. Cryptids are often steeped in local cultures and might be guardians of sacred places. Document everything you can, but remember some things are beyond our understanding and might need to stay undocumented. Stay respectful and tread lightly.
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Dude, sounds super dangerous. An 8-foot creature in the forest? You sure you're not just telling campfire stories? If this is for real, please tell someone your exact route and check-in times. That thing doesn't sound like it's afraid of people
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My grandpappy used to recount tales of the Appalachian Horror that could bend light around its form, hence why no one got a clear picture - ever. They say it feeds on the fear of the lost and the daring. If you're truly going back, carry iron, salt, and always keep your eyes averted from its gaze. It's known to mesmerize its prey before striking.
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As someone who's lived in the Appalachians all my life, I gotta say what you're describing is uncannily similar to old legends around here. People talk about the 'Silver-Eyed Wraith' that guards the forest. Electronics supposedly malfunction when it's near, hence the blurry photo. Defo keep your wits about you and be respectful of nature. Update when you can, and take a better camera!
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