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”Tower of the Ape, Episode 6 –Horror and Madness” posted:

Narrator:

The sun reflected off the powdery white sand through the crystal clear water causing the entire pool to shimmer with an eerie cerulean luminance as a lone craft deliberately oared its way deeper into the large karstic sea cave.

It was a colossal cavern whose ceiling towered hundreds of feet above their heads gradually tapering down until it abruptly ended in the steep face of a basalt bluff.

Treacherously steep natural stone steps lined the northern wall of the cave originating from the cliff outside and ending with a shelf fifty feet above the water.

This natural walkway was barely wide enough for a man to tread and so precarious in places he would have to seek hand and foot holds to get to sections of safer width.

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Massive fluted colonnades rose from the depths holding the graven entablatures with delicately intricate designs depicting strange bestial forms and shapes that were both geometric yet asymmetric.

Both breathtakingly beautiful in its grandeur and nauseatingly disturbing in its unnaturalness, this cavern to forgotten gods loomed menacingly ahead of them.

The passage of time caused the majority of the structure to submerge, sinking as if the sea and earth were consuming the tainted edifice in some terrestrial phagocytic response.