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'''Kirsty Bell''' was a travel blogger researching the [[Grey Man (The Grey Man of the Mountain)|Grey Man]], whose existence she was sceptical of. She was advised against going mountain climbing alone and took [[Ace]] with her. They found [[Andy (The Grey Man of the Mountain)|Andy]] in a cave on the mountain. She became worried after seeing non-human footprints. She admitted to Ace that she lied about being up a mountain before to make herself feel brave. ([[AUDIO]]:''[[The Grey Man of the Mountain (audio story)|The Grey Man of the Mountain]]'') | '''Kirsty Bell''' was a travel blogger researching the [[Grey Man (The Grey Man of the Mountain)|Grey Man]], whose existence she was sceptical of. She was advised against going mountain climbing alone and took [[Ace]] with her. They found [[Andy (The Grey Man of the Mountain)|Andy]] in a cave on the mountain. She became worried after seeing non-human footprints. She admitted to Ace that she lied about being up a mountain before to make herself feel brave. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Grey Man of the Mountain (audio story)|The Grey Man of the Mountain]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:12, 28 September 2021
Kirsty Bell was a travel blogger researching the Grey Man, whose existence she was sceptical of. She was advised against going mountain climbing alone and took Ace with her. They found Andy in a cave on the mountain. She became worried after seeing non-human footprints. She admitted to Ace that she lied about being up a mountain before to make herself feel brave. (AUDIO: The Grey Man of the Mountain)
