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Deadly Unna Short Story
His heart racing, Dr. Williams begins to swim quickly down the path leading to a rock pile. Shining his light through a small opening, he sees another room, "something is behind there." Moving the blockage of rocks, he is finally able to swim inside the small chamber. Once inside, Dr. Williams begins to shine his light frantically from side to side to find... Nothing. He slowly swims forward to find another chamber, however as he enters, that chamber is also empty. Disappointed, Dr. Wiliams lowers his head and then hears "Taposiris
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