"I work as part of a research team in Greenland. We think we've found Noah's Ark" Creepypasta

[@b0diiez854]

i swear, stories like these, about things related to religion, space, or anything magical, are the best stories. and its creeps!? couldn’t be better. preciate the new one man, keep it up.

[@MikasaAckerman-zc5nj]

My heart sank as soon as he said “thank god I had my jacket.” I like that it ended up showing how unknown history and unexplainable science can craft myths/religions.

[@OriYow]

I was about to write the same thing...

[@ethangold6936]

It’s really cool when you’re a Christian. Kinda makes its more fun

[@johncamplin1159]

@Cayde 6 it really is lol

[@johncamplin1159]

@@ethangold6936 it does lol

[@carlylecorbin7104]

Alternate Title- Raiders of the Wrong Ark

[@imawsomeandyournot6108]

You picked the wrong ark fool!

[@rikudo282]

Carlyle Corbin ah... Noah’s ark...(random biblically accurate supernatural creatures appear) ohhh OOOOOOH! WRONG ARK! WRONG! ARK!

[@lordrevan571]

Crying lmao

[@gordonjones3806]

👏👏👏good shit.

[@HarperStl]

I'm AWSOME and your not “Noah, it’s me! Chill, CHILL!”

[@ElGato-nt9pl]

“And dolphins don’t look like mammals but they still are!” When nerds throw sass.

[@catherineervin2630]

Ha ha 😂

[@marlinmoore1060]

@@catherineervin2630 poorpp

[@Fridaey13txhOktober]

"Dolphins are mammals! Not fishs!" "Nooo! Nooooooh!"

[@1ofAkind_Divine_Immortal_Mind]

🤣😂"when nerds throw sass" 😂🤣 You sir win the internet, congratulations!

[@ohmepooreyeballs2044]

Thanks for immediately taking me back to my long, hot summers at my abusive Grandparents house! “How Dare You Throw Such Sass at Your MaMaw!” TWHAAAACK🥴

[@jinhunterslay1638]

“I was part of a research team onboard of Noah’s Ark....I think we’ve found Greenland!”

[@HarperStl]

I was part of a team who makes maps...I think we’ve found New Zealand!

[@jinhunterslay1638]

@@HarperStl or maybe "I'm part of Noah's Ark in Greenland...I think we've found a research team" ???

[@mrkrinkleii2909]

@@jinhunterslay1638 I was part of Greenland in Noah's research... I think we found Ark

[@paulchatal]

I'm a Greenlander I've found a research team in Noah's ark

[@dieselpatchesisthebiggay1253]

I’ve part of a research team I found Noah in greenland

[@redlady120]

An interesting take on creation in Noah's Ark. What would the world be if an artist sculpted and created in his liking and not in the gods'? And nice twist. The creation was the one that got away. Not the original.

[@nehastylzz4u755]

yes i put on my air pods and listened twice to pick that up.. he destroyed the originals after he created to his liking.. the clay, the worm.. he’s gonna make clones lol

[@catherineervin2630]

Im glad you mentioned that because I suspected the same thing but wasn't sure because I missed a few small parts when my baby woke up. Great story. Interesting to think about for sure. 🤔

[@brecheese6532]

I was pretty sure when he said he had no memory how he got out, and I knew it as soon as he said “good thing I have my jacket.”

[@chrissoto7187]

I wish the original got away this would be an incredible series

[@kiralonely]

@@brecheese6532 Saaame, I was pretty suspicious from how the scene ended just before, but the jacket part just sent off my alarms. Woof, and then the lines later on about how "it's like your made of this stuff" haha, it's so good.

[@sijachwilkes1927]

I love how towards the ending we can see his mind slowly slipping. I can't imagine anyone being sane after experiencing that type of fear

[@wanderingcalamity360]

I think he was less insane and more legit had some help. Maybe due to exposure to the dust, or the proximity of the "god", or the spirit of the sculptor recognizing a kindred spirit... Who knows?

[@mrfroggiegames8707]

@@wanderingcalamity360 nah, he made some shit w the clay that’s why

[@cormacb2326]

@@mrfroggiegames8707 No he is made of the clay. He is the clay version of himself he found in the ark.

[@beccagirly9397]

This should seriously be a movie. It's good.

[@jackdurden466]

I’m sure Mel Gibson would fund and produce it happily.

[@dylanlafreniere3479]

Or a game either would be pretty good.

[@nevasoba5953]

Well, im intrigued

[@nate7LP_my_dog_found_the_knife]

Imagine a gamer series where you play through all the horror stories

[@shanauricht2129]

I would watch it that’s for sure

[@dylanwatts8818]

“Thank God I had my jacket” sent chills down my spine, I knew right away what that meant

[@donatellokit7047]

what does it mean

[@dylanwatts8818]

donatello kit well he had lost his jacket much earlier meaning when he said “thank god I have my jacket” he must have been the clone

[@havingicecream]

Oh god I hadn't realized that

[@scpfoundationagentsmith9301]

@@dylanwatts8818 shit

[@Wimmle]

Like he's made of it 🙅🏻‍♂️

[@idolhandz3946]

I know I’m showing my bias, I’m a sculptor for about 40 years but this is one of the best that I’ve listened to so far by you.

[@bizzyizzy9526]

Who else here enjoys these long creepy pastas especially during quarantine? 😋

[@spartan1019]

Love sleeping to these

[@trfinnila6074]

Always have and always will

[@Sheldezare]

Can't say I do. They mostly end up going on and on for far too long.

[@glawktawk]

Half the time I do cause I usually fall asleep to creepypastas but most of the time I never make it to the end of the story when they’re long so sometimes a short one is good so I can hear the ending

[@bizzyizzy9526]

@@Sheldezare Those are the ones to put you to sleep 😴

[@vel5094]

I'm beginning to think creepypastas aren't made as fictional stories, but an excuse to show actual real life events that nobody noticed.

[@MagickByte]

Some are nonfiction poised as fiction. This is true. It’s not even really a question.

[@vel5094]

Gerald Hawkins oh no D:

[@LegionStorm777]

how about no

[@the_yotes6936]

I hope that they are real for 1 reason, it could speed up human extinction

[@LegionStorm777]

@@the_yotes6936 that escalated quickly

[@lorenzo42p]

19:00 actually, gravity doesn't limit the height of trees. there are many trees still alive today that are taller than should be possible. it's something to do with osmosis, to pull the water to the top of the tree. nature is weird

[@waterbender6288]

Yeah gravity does limit trees. There’s a height limit which is around 400 feet. At that point the trees can no longer bring water past that point because of gravity.

[@OwOlord9000]

I think that small detail about the jacket is so cool, the real one dying (?) and the clay making it out, that's amazing storytelling

[@bunnydarling5404]

This has to be the most well written and emotionally voiced stories I’ve ever heard. Props to the writer for captivating my attention on every word, and a huge thank you to Mr Creeps for having me hold my breath at every gasp and jumping at every scare. Thank you so much for taking your time to make/read this masterpiece.

[@chowrites6179]

As a Christian who enjoys hearing myths reimagined, I love stories like this one or "How I Became A God" and featured Quetzalcoatl's story.

[@cantunderstandnotry6130]

apotheosis is a cool concept in fiction lol

[@g1sunstreaker584]

Dead same here!

[@chowrites6179]

@@cantunderstandnotry6130 ngl, i tried googling that word and it didnt make sense in this context. Mind elaborating?

[@cantunderstandnotry6130]

@@chowrites6179 the process by which a mortal becomes a god is the literary definition

[@chowrites6179]

@@cantunderstandnotry6130 im not sure how I missed that but the 2nd definition does confirm that so thank you. I read the first which says, "the highest point in the development of something; culmination or climax." And didnt quite understand

[@TheFormulaElk]

Sounds like the lead character was followed by the scp foundation

[@dogf421]

its definitely like an scp foundation story. this thing is definitely a keter class

[@patrickpatrick3935]

@@dogf421 more like safe class. If it's left alone and nothing bad will happen it's designated as a safe class anomaly which in this case we already know it's been left alone for centuries and nothing happened.

[@AgentCali21]

@@patrickpatrick3935 I agree but it might be consider Keter just for the potential danger if it somehow got released

[@pidgey7235]

@@AgentCali21 everyone is forgetting Euclid class are extremely dangerous and unpredictable but containable much like this

[@AgentCali21]

@@pidgey7235 gotcha, I always get the two mixed up

[@higgs7473]

Ooo A nice long one. I'll tell ya creeps, what ever becomes of you and this channel in the future, I'll be there to watch and support it.

[@Questionablexfun]

these religious/magical creepypastas ALWAYS make me the most on edge! theyre so good!.. (and space stuff/astronaut tales)

[@bobbyrayvictory6905]

So cosmic horror. I do beleive the cthulu mythos is for you

[@vel5094]

The ending, The story... its all too wasteful to not make it into some great franchise of either a movie a game or any sort of entertainment, it is done very... very.. well.

[@GuukanKitsune]

@@CATmetchu It's simple, really. Most creepypastas are written by people with a genuine love of horror stories, who put a large amount of love and care in their stories. They write the story they want to read. And it shows. Most film writers are just doing a job, and don't care all that much about the story. They are writing the movie their bosses think tons of people would want to watch. The love, the passion, isn't there. And it shows. The money is nothing. Some of the best movies out there were made with barely any budget, but made by people who loved and cared about what they were doing. What matters is the passion, the drive. That is what is really needed.

[@GuukanKitsune]

@@CATmetchu Yes, indeed, but the problem remains, and that is why the quality drops. If your heart isn't in it, it just does not turn out as good. A writer who cares about the project will always produce a better story than one just collecting a paycheck and moving on.

[@kitten-whisperer]

I don't know about a franchise. Just this one story would be great. If it were to made into a movie and then had sequels, they would probably turn to trash.

[@QuirkWork_V13]

If the clay can absorb memories, is there a chance the being at the end holds the mind of the sculptor who made him?

[@TDKMist]

I don't think so. I feel like he would've noticed the new memories from said creator.

[@charlesmcclure8000]

It's quite likely. Narrator didn't know he was a copy until the paramedic said "it's like you are made of the stuff" That said, if it copies the creator, who or what made the bowling ball golem? Its a good story though, we shouldn't poke too many holes in it. Lest we detract from the overall experience

[@mistermachiavelli3274]

@@charlesmcclure8000 If I may poke at an existing hole, what if it only gets memories if it is a copy of someone that already exists. The "god" was maybe made to look sort of like it's creator or one of his gods, so maybe it only got some memories. The Narrator^2 remembers everything because he is an exact copy of himself. The Narrator hypothesized that the "God" was made to finish the artist's work, to be better. Mayhaps that is why the "God" made the other golems, to make something better or new, and then made all the other creatures too.

[@sle3pykid]

i think so it seems like it could indeed have them and that's why its trying to fulfill its purpose since it could see what the sculptor made such great things that it must live up to them.

[@kylerector3833]

He was sculpted. It took memories and was told it was like he was made of the stuff. That’s why he didn’t remember getting out. He never did

[@damienangelo5226]

I haven't started listening yet but I'm going to give it a thumbs up so long as there's not one video of yours I didn't love. As soon as I get home from the studio it's story time. Can't wait!

[@themoistoyster1065]

Wow, I can’t believe I’ve been listening to you for 13 years. I’ve been listening since your secret admirer. You’re my longest creepypasta youtuber

[@plsb0ssgibedapusipls528]

Me too but only for seven years 🥺 he’s my favorite

[@Inquisitor_Zama]

Isn’t the channel only 8 years old?

[@themoistoyster1065]

zama422 I’m a little slow lol I meant since 2013

[@themoistoyster1065]

zama422 but o also realize that it’s been since 2012 from the one story I think it was called your secret admirer

[@nkanova4468]

Please upload more supernatural stories involving god and stuff. I really enjoy those so Much. This one is pretty good so far, I’m 36 mins in. Love you bro

[@nkanova4468]

This was a good ass story

[@georgefrieje6601]

@@nkanova4468 did you listen to i died for 6 minutes and went to heaven and i would have rather go to hell. Its 4 parts its my favorite so good

[@octaviaprine6218]

This story so far just makes me want to visit this place even more

[@butterman59]

The fact that this guy is a curse to any team he's on and knows it is really sad. But at least he knows how to use that ability

[@truthylucy7068]

This was very good, the way you narrate & your accent is very engaging. I'm partial to the lengthier stories. Love this channel! ❤

[@nevasoba5953]

Watch out, she talking about getting engaged lol, and she's probably a cat lady

[@truthylucy7068]

@@nevasoba5953 Lol! 🤗

[@MikasaAckerman-zc5nj]

I love archaeological creepypastas!

[@MarioTheLiopleurodon]

Same

[@custink22]

My wife told me to tell you that she loves your name, and that AOT is one of her favs. And i agree, archeological pastas are fun. Especially since ive been waiting for archeologists to find something creepy like this since i was a kid.

[@michaelbugner7011]

Have you heard "the horror from the vault?" It's a great one.

[@cosmicdraco7041]

This story reminds of the thing movie, maybe buried stuff should stay buried for a reason, great story telling creeps

[@Inquisitor_Zama]

One of the best horror movies of all time. Prequel is pretty good but nothing compares to the original.

[@wanderingcalamity360]

Agreed. Especially the nightmare inchworm in the research tent. The Shy Guy golems weren't as scary IMHO (though they arguably should be). But the implications of what the corrupted clay could do is spot on with "The Thing", and, if you remember it from the original Xbox: "Phantom Dust".

[@mattbrown817]

"I was accepted much like a leper in a hot tub" what genius descriptives.

[@kyddkreature9801]

Ngl... I heard it as "leopard in a hot tub" and I was like: 😦 weird analogy but ok 😦

[@theragingswede7561]

@@kyddkreature9801 neither would go over well

[@isaackellogg3493]

What do you call a leper in a hot tub? Stu

[@shitneyb5562]

@@isaackellogg3493 Bob, then Stu

[@MarioTheLiopleurodon]

As long as he doesn't get fascination with combustible art or grow mouth hands, MC should be pretty safe, but who knows how trustable clay clones are

[@colbincarnahan2678]

I see what you did there lol

[@IATLASI]

Hopefully he doesn't decide to burn your house down either 😂

[@bee8632]

I genuinely love these types of creepypastas. It's not just the author doing research for their story, you can feel the personal experience through the writing with how much intimate detail they decided to include. You can tell they enjoyed writing every word.

[@MattyBlue]

This story so far just makes me want to visit this place even more

[@ar0010]

I hear Greenland is actually icy and Iceland is very green.

[@hypnoguygaming1178]

@@ar0010 who woulda thunk it?

[@teddydog6229]

I hope you get the chance. It's not cheap in any respect but the scrimping and saving is worth every minute. 'Another world' may not be imaginative but it's the best description I can think of...wait...Mr Whittle ?..come on Creeps. You're trying to crack us up.

[@NotA-Lizard]

Right?

[@CurlyFries120]

@@ar0010 whoever named these places clearly had dyslexia 😆😂

[@cinderstar7192]

Out of all the stories I've listened and binged on from Creeps, this has to be one of my absolute favorites. Really enjoyed the narrating character, could sense his gritty presence throughout the story :)

[@jmo8611]

I loved this so much. I never listen to stuff this long. You may have broke my KZbin watch/listen time record. And your narrating was to perfection. Keep it up man, great content. 👍👏

[@somethingedgy2185]

There's been a weird jump in creepypasta related to religion and god lately.

[@makoshark40]

I fucking know right hust stooooop these are my leaat favorite ones im only just clicking to see since its so long

[@boustroop661]

They've always been around I think.

[@somethingedgy2185]

@@boustroop661 I know they have, but I've been seeing a lot of them being made lately.

[@aniflowers1998]

I mean it's an easy subject to use. Have you read original myths about gods? They are partly creepy pastas themselfe if you take away the "nice" and "friendly" tone they are writen in.

[@ilovecoffeev]

The world is going to hell, so the Old Ones are more relevant now than ever.

[@iyjni1971]

monster: *rips man's head off* everyone else: ...so anyway i started blasting

[@zaferoph]

I mean that is the reactive thing to do if you have a gun. I doubt it was their first time dealing with these sort of matters.

[@MLarios97]

Well ye it's the point of having a gun. Shoot at the monster, cry your losses later

[@iyjni1971]

@@zaferoph i get that, the way the story said it was kinda funny tho

[@Yourlocalcorvid]

I just wonder how every primordial monster is always immune to bullets or anything science

[@theragingswede7561]

@@Yourlocalcorvid you'd think they'd learn to bring flame throwers, it worked in alien

[@jasons.5629]

I'm 36 years old in America.. this is awesome and kept me up instead of putting me to sleep. Bravo.. notice this video KZbin !!!

[@Dannie-ks6sv]

This might be this best one I’ve listened to yet....it kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time. Well done, beautiful story telling

[@1ofAkind_Divine_Immortal_Mind]

I saw the final plot twist in the end coming as soon as he realized that the thing wanted him to blow his breath onto his doppelganger sculpture but despite that I still found it to be an absolute badass yet chilling twist nonetheless! To the author, my compliments good sir. 👏

[@isaacmarch2730]

"Jesus Christ, we're not alone!" "... We knew that.." This man is so snarky and I'm here for it.

[@enshaded]

I love these lengthy stories. A slight feeling of dread that comes with a relaxing feeling. Keep up the stories and thanks for giving me something to listen to during these times.

[@moonchild7449]

The fact it was so well told I could visualize everything makes it that much better.

[@speedbumpman2565]

Religion and space related creepypasta's are the best

[@lizzardbob6561]

oh-holy heck CreepsMcPasta. This one was super detailed and a great listen. I love the long stories related to otherworldly experiences. Thanks my bud :)

[@SisuGirl]

I had automatic play on so I didn’t see what the name of the story was. When I heard they found a huge wooden ship encased in ice, I laughed & asked my puppy(Yes, I chat with me pups! 🤷🏼‍♀️), “What? Noah’s Ark?” I nearly choked on my coffee when I heard MC narrate, “Two By Two”. I then checked my phone & saw the name. 😳 Wow! Clever! Turkey’s Mount Ararat is totally jealous of this cleverly-woven tale! Perfect Narration of an excellent, mesmerising, & original new take on The Book of Genesis’ Old Testament (cautionary) story of a 500 year old Noah. I truly think you outdid yourself. 👏🏻 I always appreciate the more “intelligent” Narrators, Novels, & Narrations who have the ability to capture the mood & emotions so perfectly, as well as make you think... they are few & far between. Great work, MC.

[@sethdickerson9360]

Having terrifying flash backs to Indiana Jones after reading the title😬

[@ashkanr4796]

the poor indie himself still have terrifying flashbacks of the spontaneous Raep by Lucas and Spielberg himself. don't bother the poor bastard (Refer to the Southpark episode about crystal skull movie.)

[@AND-od5jt]

Why so? The Ark of the Covenant and Noah's Ark only have in common that they appear in the Bible...

[@ashkanr4796]

@@AND-od5jt and they both have a word "Ark" in them!

[@AND-od5jt]

@@ashkanr4796 Gd point! ;)

[@shishoka]

Would make a better movie than crystal skull

[@catboyxavier]

I listen to the long creepypastas (weather its you, Mr Creepypasta, Dr Creepin or someone else reading them) to fall asleep. Like I physically can't sleep unless I listen to someone reading these (especially the long ones) so I find playlists of 500+ of the long (like 1+ hours) stories and just put them on while I fall asleep. I like yours, Mr Creepypasta's and Dr Creepin's especially because y'alls voices are really calming to me. Anyway I'm gonna sleep to this now so goodnight!

[@amberblyledge7859]

Nephilim. It’s a freaking nephilim! Edit: So, I was wrong. My theory fit though.

[@2703Susann]

Love this one, i have put it on more times than i can count. So good 👌🏻

[@MrSpook]

I’ve been a huge fan for a long time! You motivated me to start my own channel! :) keep up the awesome work!

[@AxxLAfriku]

I have a big... BIG... BIIIIGGGGG... muscles!!! HAHAHA!!! What did you think I was going for? That's so DIRTY of you! GAGAGAGA!!! I am the funniest KZbinr ever! Maybe that's the reason why I have TWO (!!!) HOT (!) GIRLFRIENDS. Thanks for being alive, dear mr

[@Brandon-vg7pl]

@@AxxLAfriku da fuq? Are the the crack baby i rescued 15 years ago?

[@Brandon-vg7pl]

Im gonna check ue stuff out my guy.

[@MrSpook]

Brandon Monroe thank you :)

[@Brandon-vg7pl]

@@MrSpook dude ur reading skills have improved drastically since you started. Ur voice in ur newer videos sounds extremely good! Im glad i found you and thank you for my 3:30am creep time :)

[@silasjohnson698]

any of these creepypasta having to do with religion, science or the unknown are seriously the best. I usually listen to these while doing something else to keep me busy, but this one had me quietly listening about 30 min in. one of my favorites for sure

[@oracle92x64]

I love these long stories!! Your voice sends my 7 month old to sleep, so I can listen in peace in the early hours 😂

[@nelsonmcclure1820]

Hi!! Hey I just want to say that I think you are an amazing narrator. It’s amazing how easily I can disconnect when I listen to your stuff. You truly do make my days better more than you know! Thank you for that.

[@gaganhundal1826]

I feel like this is gonna be a good one

[@cill0087]

Same bro I'm finna get high asf and watch This shit

[@Ankylosaurus_mangiventris]

Cill 00 I love you

[@spartan1019]

Yes this is a really long one love it ❤️

[@bigravenltc1604]

Hope so my G

[@4Dionna4]

Was it? Im only 7 minutes and 40 seconds in

[@syvnwckdsyns3159]

Is it terribly wrong that after a 16 hr shift in the ER that your stories and voice provide a lullaby that soothes a restless soul? Much ❤️

[@markusnot9356]

This dude can make life but he does not make some hot anime chicks

[@liontribe8489]

Otaku Ark! Lets Go!!

[@mercurioslevin1877]

well in his defense he was from a time before way way before anime, before the warping of what was "ideal" but if we send in a tv and some blu rays with a very long power cable.... XD

[@kyuubear8158]

Another case of: This definitely could and should be its own movie. Heavy Prometheus vibes, but it's own freeform story~ Love it so much ;;

[@MeargleSchmeargle]

By the end of this, I was wondering "Is this a creepypasta or an SCP tale?"

[@kristinacable]

Your narrations are aces! The quality of every video clearly shows. Jealous lazy idiots are always targeting the best of the best. I have been a subscriber for a long long time, and I will stay as long as you do! Great work! You have done swell things for the creepypasta horror community. Anyone with a brain appreciates and can see that. WE GOT YOUR BACK!

[@GmodPlusWoW]

Sounds like the scientists showed up to the wrong Neverhood. "I declare myself Klogg: ruler of the Neverhood!"

[@shiningmissingno.8788]

A baaaaaaad man fell from the sky!

[@flaviaille4613]

I feel that the sculptors' gods were giant petty asholes. I mean they decided to torture him just because he supposedly could sculpt as good as them, if that is not pettiness I don't know what is.

[@waterbender6288]

That’s how most gods are, petty assholes.

[@jinhunterslay1638]

In Greek mythology Athena destroyed Arachne and turned her into the first spider just because she’s a sore loser when Arachne bested her in a weaving contest...

[@simtexa]

Gods in almost all religions tend to be extremely petty towards mortals.

[@aalanavery4663]

Every god in all story. Petty. Small.

[@zaferoph]

Gods have always come off as petty. In all religions, all mythologies, gods have petty squabbles and hate being compared to mortals or to be outdone by others whether gods or not.

[@Werewolf914]

The best thing about these lengthy stories is it takes me about 30 minutes to get to work, so I put this on the way there and then my way back and got through almost the whole thing.

[@Wandergirl108]

The ominousness of those last few lines was SO PERFECT. Whoever did this…Christian Wallis? WELL WROUGHT! And well-narrated, Creeps, of course. :)

[@Woodfiend]

TL;DR: Protagonist becomes Alex Mercer after spelunking in the ice.

[@gregstacy4498]

This story is so well written and well presented, it seems almost criminal that it's not been adapted for other media

[@bbylexaaa]

I love love love your vids. ❣ thank you for giving me something to help me get through my long work days. You and the other amazing creepy narrators truly are talented.

[@kevinellis3081]

Hell of a story! Excellent work!

[@justinp8913]

i swear these types of creepypastas alongside the ones that include rules are the best in terms of creeping you out!

[@cheemsus33]

Yesss the instructional videos are amazing! If you enjoy those, RedditAliens so a great r/nosleep series with a few of those :)

[@DatboiDemonX]

The Holder series.

[@Michael-pp8lz]

Being a researcher in academia can be one hell of a scare

[@tentyone2149]

Man, I FROZE at that twist at the end. Nice one, Creeps!

[@zaferoph]

Credit the writer for the twists.

[@tentyone2149]

@@zaferoph I'm aware that Creeps isn't the writer, I was complimenting the delivery.

[@Mishalex]

Oh man! That ending though.... truly sent chills down my spine. This would indeed make a great film, as so many others have already suggested.

[@coreydemc]

The jacket he still had on lol man what a twist!

[@blimblam9839]

I thought that the gollum god rhat looked like him retreived it from the monster.

[@NostalgiaUnicorn]

Amazing! This is probably one of the best creepypastas I've heard and your reading was fabulous.

[@Luna_Spiritus]

Creeps' voice is like honey. My insomnia doesn't stand a chance!

[@MathewSteeleAtheology]

The most fantastical part of this story is the pretense of historicity, how they make the "Deluge" sound like an actual worldwide event. But kudos to the writer for his imagination and creativity.

[@cherrydoeswhat]

Oh my God (literally) so he ended up dying and becoming the clay replica of himself?? Like... Not becoming but the clay had the same memories and the real version died..?

[@rangelancer3776]

It has been said that people have found the actual ark. They wrote in journals about it and even had the same descriptions of it. Some went in. Some didnt. It was also said that a russian military group stumbled onto it and went inside. Sometime later after their debrief, they all died from some kind of lung diesese. A team of researchers even went looking for it with the help of a nasa employee who has the ability to use ground penetrating radar. He said that someting was up there on that mountain. But told the team that they had only around 5 years to find it before the warmer temps melt the ice and cause it to fall apart and never be seen again. It took the team 7 years, and even after they narrowed down the location, they were too late. Where the radar said where the ark, or "anomoly" was, there was a chunk of ice and mountian that was gone. Either it was an avalance or sonething else got it.

[@kanders7391]

Theres only enough ice on the planet to raise the ocean 100 feet if it all melted. There is no way a ship could land on a mountain. Rich Mormon groups have since the 80s put out a lot of lying fake archaeological documentaries to try & convince the public of things that aren’t true. Like there being Phoenician tablets found in Cherokee archaeological sites, or people finding giant bones. They have all been debunked as well as the claim someone took a piece of wood from an ark on Mnt Sini that they tested to be 4 thousand years old. Its fake. Google it.

[@taratatatr944]

I love this story so much, it would be nice if it gets a movie, possibly a tv series or a game, the writer is great and they deserve it, just hope that if it does get turned into one, it would be executed properly and not get ruined

[@JaqAttaq5]

These kinds of creepypastas where there’s something ancient and horrifying discovered are my fav

[@Calthrow]

Thank you for the long Story it's been a bad day health wise this will make me feel better!

[@CreepsMcPasta]

Hope you feel better soon

[@dylanhudson8878]

@@CreepsMcPasta 👍

[@Calthrow]

@@CreepsMcPasta just saw this thank you been doing a little better just hope I get over this soon

[@bigdogteigan1231]

hope u do get better acctually though because I had a alotta bad days and books and story's always helped me

[@dannyboydeluxfromthebigitybay]

This story proves a good point. If they ever find the ark. The government and scientist would make sure the world never knows because it would go against what they said for hundreds of years.

[@Wolfkey13]

I had a nice experience falling asleep to this and was having a nice meditative moment, only for it to be completely ruined when my roommate let his dogs out.... completely broke my mood like glass.

[@Croucher72649]

As a Catholic, I find this creepypasta incredibly scary but so so interesting. Absolutely loved it!

[@AnomalyINC]

The story brings to mind Ridley Scott's "Prometheus".

[@potatohugger6295]

i hope to never remember that movie again

[@ilovecoffeev]

@@potatohugger6295 while it destroyed the Aliens franchise, the idea of a weaponized planetary seeding is rather interesting.

[@allistar7560]

Agreed but unlike Prometheus this was a good story:)

[@AnomalyINC]

@@allistar7560 I actually liked Prometheus. Hated Covenant, though.

[@allistar7560]

@Amanda Greene Agreed

[@mattymayhem1232]

I'm pretty sure I can speak for all us that when we heard "Thank God I have my jacket" a collective chill went through our spine.

[@HuntHunt79]

Someone needs to make this a movie or game I’d watch or play either

[@twojonzt.v.6865]

The clay sounds like an SCP. This would make a great movie if done right

[@mrsb6406]

This is definitely by far, my favorite story of yours!

[@rareodditiesandsuch4395]

Best story I've heard in quite a while hats off to one of my favorite narrators. I hope the the writer of this story continues to fill the imaginations of the of many with innumerable dreams containing dark and unnerving scenes.

[@glawktawk]

I knew once he woke up at the end and said something about being lucky he had his jacket that it wasn’t the real him

[@ZamboniZone]

This was very cool. Very intriguing listen

[@kyliemills6370]

He always has the best storys

[@LifeOfTheJackal]

Most amazing story. I can’t even fathom it. Who ever wrote this, you deserve every award possible

[@purple1439]

When I was younger I had an idea for a game I called mutant murderer pretty much science project gone wrong and animals fused together all over the world this reminds me of it and all the memories I made with friends coming up with a story line and mutants so this is now one of my favorite creepypastas

[@Mom-a-Dragon7622]

Redwood trees exist. A ship that size fashioned by fabled longer living giants..... This was truly one of the most fascinating! ❤ Great work.

[@MrMechudo94]

Yeah that was a good creepypasta. Can't wait for the next video!

[@fanciedbyemi]

but the video is one hour long i-

[@sethdickerson9360]

Sorry sir, but you can't break the space time continum again

[@blanktester]

The idea that a find this big would "break the scientific method" is frankly insulting. The idea that there's a group of scientists out there with disdain for breaking scientific orthodoxy, like Professor Shauley, betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of why people get into science.

[@brandoncobb4646]

This is like if 'Alien' and 'Jurassica Park', had a baby. Great job!

[@ReaferRaid]

I just love your voice. Your reading pace along with your voice and subtle sound effects; makes this story so believable. I honestly feel so captivated that I get chills thinking this could be true.

[@Redditaurus]

Mc: "boat looked nothing like I'd ever seen" Also mc: *has a nonexistent job no real university would have*

[@sail4170]

I just got chills. The last like 10 minutes especially the realization that their body had been snatched and replaced.