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An Occurrence in the Countryside
Deserted scenes of the idyllic English countryside are invaded by something dark and unknown. Glimpses of something evil seep through a network of telegraph poles. Mysterious lights appear in the night sky. An event with no witnesses that leaves no trace... or does it?
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Deserted scenes of the idyllic English countryside are invaded by something dark and unknown. Glimpses of something evil seep through a network of telegraph poles. Mysterious lights appear in the night sky. An event with no witnesses that leaves no trace... or does it?
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