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  • Malevolent - Chapter 221.mp3
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kerez

Another absolute banger 🙏 so exciting!!!

SeerOfTime

Fantastic chapter as always!

Tooby

Mr. Harlan you would make a killing off of a Bedtime Stories with John podcast where John reads poetry or just describes the kitchen sink in extreme beautiful detail

Sarafu

Who gets told to shut up more: Yorick or Mokuba from YGOTAS?

SoapCarver

Gotta love the subtle sounds of the forest.

Skye

Oh this one has me really indecisive im not sure what the better safer choice is

Izzy

The village gives me the creeps

Marknado

Times like these I remember Arthur and John never made it to that movie

Konnstant

Damn the start of this episode got me appreciating my sight and the surroundings

Courtney Renaud

who else thought the wooden basket would have a baby in it 😭

Wyrm

i really agree with arthur's points for why not to do both options. im leaning towards the houses just because they provide protection from the elements? i would say sleep in near the pit, cause thats not trespassing anywhere, but it's excruciatingly visible

Jayden

Both options are terrible. I love it!

Heather Bruce

I love when Harlan waxes poetic about their surroundings. He does such a good job bringing you to sit at Arthur's side, feeling the sun on your skin. Makes it that much easier to feel later when he starts peeling flesh from bone.

Eggie (trashbinary)

yorick ly we can always depend on you to provide a strange sort of comic relief /and/ an underlying sense of inescapable doom <3

Laura A Moore

I think the buildings. If there *is * something in the woods, then the buildings can provide at least a little shelter from it

Positive

Finally listening after my holidays and oh, I missed John's poetic narration. Can't wait to see what these buildings bring!