Date Logged: ██/██/20██
Location: North York Moors, England
Reporter: Local Historian, Ms. H. Carter
Description:
Deep in a wooded depression, locals report nightly wailing and bursts of wind despite still air. Several accounts over the last 40 years reference a “voice underground” and “whispers through the soil.” Site is avoided by wildlife and lacks any tree growth in a perfectly circular radius.
Incident Log:
- 1979: First audio report captured (now degraded).
- 2003: Surveyor disappeared for 9 hours; later found babbling incoherently.
- 2021: Mindy retrieved soil samples revealing high trace of iron, ash, and unidentified spores.
Theories:
Possible pre-Christian burial mound disturbed by unknown seismic event. Some suspect geomagnetic interference or residual psychic imprint. One theory suggests a failed summoning or spiritual rupture.
“There’s a wound in the land there. Something screams because it remembers.” – Mindy
Recovered Audio Sample:
Fragment labeled HOLLOW_Y13_AUDIO_REC_01 extracted from analog tape. Audio includes looped wind bursts, interference patterns, and faint vocalizations. Origins remain unidentified.
Status: Sealed by local authorities. Monitoring via remote sensors continues.