February 10, 2025 • 13 mins
While attempting to learn more about her condition, Emily is introduced to the enigmatic Mei Ling. Meanwhile, Paul begins his own investigation into Emily's sudden change in behaviour.
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(00:00):
Welcome to the world of Tales from David'sTown,
a brand new supernatural audio horrorseries.
Episode Four (00:07):
Facts
Originally released on Patreon on June
27th, 2023.
Dr. Williams (00:48):
So, as best as I can tell, Nigel, you seem to be in good shape.
Nigel (00:51):
*Huffs* Yer starting to sound like my wife.
She doesn't think anything's up either.
Have you considered the headaches
might simply be a symptom of stress?
Aye, I have,but I worry that it's something else.
You know what they tell folksabout these brain tumors and such.
I just want to make surenothing comes bad of anything.
(01:13):
I can't let the farm sufferany more losses.
Especially not me.
You're talking about your sheep.
Sheep.
Two cows and something spooked the horses
so hard
One of them nearjumped over the fence off into the valley.
And you're worriedwhoever did this might come back?
Doctor,you'll have to forgive my language.
But this notion that this is being doneby a ‘who’ or a man is utter bollocks.
(01:39):
I'm guessing you have a theory.
Aye.
And if you’d seen the stateof some of my flock,
I daresay you'd have some thoughts too.
Lads over on Martin Hatcher’s farm
have been saying the same as me.
It's something...
Something..?
Big, powerful.
I've seen what a man can do,even if he's off his head.
(02:02):
No, this were something else entirely.
So you're thinking this is an animalattack like the news is suggesting?
It's possible, isn't it?
Well, even if it is, the policeare out there trying to work this all out.
Probably as we speak.
I think you're more of an optimistthan most doctor.
It does help with the stress.
(02:23):
So maybe you might have a go and see howyou get on.
What do you say?
**Phone Notification**
Aye all right.
I suppose.
Look, you know the drill.
See how you get on.
And if you still feel like you'restruggling.
Come back and see me.
Okay?I shall.
Thank you Doctor.
(02:51):
Emily.
Hi, Paul.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorryfor not being in touch for a while.
It’s just...
I've just been
trying to deal with something.
Something big.
(03:12):
And I didn't want to,
I didn't want to involve you.
I mean,
I didn't want to hurt... STRESS you out.
Hurt?
Oh, shit.
Sorry,
My head’s all over the place right now.
I just...
(03:34):
I know you asked me to let you know I'mokay.
Well...
I'm all right.
I just need you to know that
I think maybe some space away from meis the safest for you right now.
I don't want you getting... shit.
(03:55):
Sorry, Paul.
Look, I have to go.
Okay? Just...
Just wait for me.
Margaret,
can you pass overthe rest of my appointments to the others
for today, please?
And do we know who it is
(04:16):
at the police stationwho deals with domestic abuse?
“Whispering pages.”
I guess this is it?
(04:38):
Hello?
Woman’s voice (04:40):
Be right out.
*Emily sniffs the air.*
Wow. Can really smell that old paper.
Is everything okay? Age.
Mei Ling (04:54):
Age.
Excuse me?
The smell.
Some of these books are olderthan this building.
Maybe even this town.
Right.
What did you hope to find here?
Find?
Well, the lady at the library saidthat you might have
(05:16):
some books on... uh...
Spit it out.
Monsters.
**Chinese**
I'm sorry.
I don't speak Chinese-You have to be more specific.
What monsters are you looking for?
I'm not looking for monsters, per se.
(05:36):
I mean, I'm just wanting to learn about...
You know what? It-
It's okay. Never mind.
Perhaps you're looking for somethinginside.
Inside?
Inside the shop?
You certainly aren't likelyto find anything useful out there.
(05:56):
Not if you're really looking to learnabout monsters.
Come, sit.
I have some dusty old pages
you might be interested in.
Okay?
Detective Sergeant Hobbs (06:12):
Thank you for coming, doctor.
You said you wanted to give informationon a domestic abuse case?
Not exactly, Sergeant Hobbs.
No... more...
I'm concerned for
a friend's well-being.
I see? And, this friend is?
(06:33):
Her name is Emily.
Emily. Hargreaves.
Hargreaves?
I know that name. Oh?
From where?
Hargreaves...
Hargreaves...
Yes. Hargreaves.
She reported a carstolen a month or so back.
It was found up in the moors.
(06:53):
The inside ripped to bitsand the driver's door forced open.
Ripped to bits by what?
A knife, I suspect.
It's not uncommon for Joyridersto trash a car they've stolen.
You think there's a connectionbetween this and your concerns?
She never told me about the car.
Is this girl a patient of yours?
No, no.
(07:14):
I'm just concerned about her.
She has a history with a violent ex.
And you're worried that this exis responsible for the theft of her car.
And possibly is in the area? Yes.
And do you have any proof of this? No.
(07:36):
Not yet.
But she's been acting
different of late.
And. Well, it occurred to
Me that ...Doctor.
I appreciate your concern,
but we can't simply look into anythingbased on a theory.
Julie, I know this woman.
Something is wrong.
(07:57):
Then, doctor.
You should ask her to come to us directly.If she's in any kind of danger.
We can help her.
Right.
God knows there are enough monsters outthere.
Ask her to come in and make a statement.
We can't do anything otherwise. I'm sorry.
(08:18):
Now, if you'll excuse me.
Here, try this. “The Mare.”
God. That's horrible.
An evil spiritwho rides on people's chests
(08:41):
while they sleep, bringing bad dreams.
Interestingly enough.
This is where your English wordnightmare comes from.
I think a lot of peoplemust have met this.
I suspect many of us have met
a few monsters in our time.
All these books.
You've been collecting themfrom all over the world?
(09:05):
That's how you knowso much about all these things.
Let's just say
I have used the last half of my life
in much wiser pursuits.
*Emily sighs*
However,
I think we have not found what you are
looking for.
(09:28):
This is truly old.
A diary infact.
A Lord who lived in a dark cornerof Europe many centuries ago.
I can't read the language.
German?
But the images.
These are his sketches?
He dedicated his life to the studyof the thing that killed his child.
(09:53):
A monstrous wolf creature.
“The wolf of Ansbach.”
Something they say
returned from the depths of hell itself.
*Emily flips through the pages*
*Chinese*
(10:14):
Hmm?
Here.
Take it.
I... I can't possibly afford this.
Very true. It's priceless.
But to you, I give it freely.
Perhaps it will point you in the rightdirection.
**Emily’s memories echo*
(10:56):
This creature.
What is it exactly?
Oh, these are very ancient.
Many names have come and gone.
Amorak.
Fenrir. Lycaon.
But most today know of this beastby the name
werewolf.
(11:23):
I should go.
I, er... Thank you
for everything.
I'm sorry I never got your name.
My name is Mei Ling.
(11:43):
Thank you. Mei.
I'll be seeing you..?
Emily.
I'll be seeing you, Emily.
I'm sure.
*Chinese*
(12:05):
Jess.
It's me.
Look, I know...
I know that I scared you yesterday, but
I really need to see you, okay?
Because I found something.
I think I know what...
I think I know what I am.
(12:32):
Thank you for listening
to this episode of Tales from Davidstown.
We hope you enjoyed your visit.
Before you leave.
We've got some extrasyou might want to get your teeth into.
Did you know that we have a Patreon page?
Sign up for free today to listento our Behind the Scenes podcast.
Join us as a residentto support the creation of our show.
(12:56):
Gain exclusive perks such as our graphicnovel, never before seen behind the scenes
content, and get super early accessto new episodes and more.
Follow us on Instagram and Facebook
for more updates on all things Talesfrom Davidstown, as well as our website
talesfromdavidstown.com
(13:18):
Until next time, residents.
Welcome to the world of Tales from David'sTown,
a brand new supernatural audio horrorseries.
Episode Four (00:07):
Facts
Originally released on Patreon on June
27th, 2023.
Dr. Williams (00:48):
So, as best as I can tell, Nigel, you seem to be in good shape.
Nigel (00:51):
*Huffs* Yer starting to sound like my wife.
She doesn't think anything's up either.
Have you considered the headaches
might simply be a symptom of stress?
Aye, I have,but I worry that it's something else.
You know what they tell folksabout these brain tumors and such.
I just want to make surenothing comes bad of anything.
(01:13):
I can't let the farm sufferany more losses.
Especially not me.
You're talking about your sheep.
Sheep.
Two cows and something spooked the horses
so hard
One of them nearjumped over the fence off into the valley.
And you're worriedwhoever did this might come back?
Doctor,you'll have to forgive my language.
But this notion that this is being doneby a ‘who’ or a man is utter bollocks.
(01:39):
I'm guessing you have a theory.
Aye.
And if you’d seen the stateof some of my flock,
I daresay you'd have some thoughts too.
Lads over on Martin Hatcher’s farm
have been saying the same as me.
It's something...
Something..?
Big, powerful.
I've seen what a man can do,even if he's off his head.
(02:02):
No, this were something else entirely.
So you're thinking this is an animalattack like the news is suggesting?
It's possible, isn't it?
Well, even if it is, the policeare out there trying to work this all out.
Probably as we speak.
I think you're more of an optimistthan most doctor.
It does help with the stress.
(02:23):
So maybe you might have a go and see howyou get on.
What do you say?
**Phone Notification**
Aye all right.
I suppose.
Look, you know the drill.
See how you get on.
And if you still feel like you'restruggling.
Come back and see me.
Okay?I shall.
Thank you Doctor.
(02:51):
Emily.
Hi, Paul.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorryfor not being in touch for a while.
It’s just...
I've just been
trying to deal with something.
Something big.
(03:12):
And I didn't want to,
I didn't want to involve you.
I mean,
I didn't want to hurt... STRESS you out.
Hurt?
Oh, shit.
Sorry,
My head’s all over the place right now.
I just...
(03:34):
I know you asked me to let you know I'mokay.
Well...
I'm all right.
I just need you to know that
I think maybe some space away from meis the safest for you right now.
I don't want you getting... shit.
(03:55):
Sorry, Paul.
Look, I have to go.
Okay? Just...
Just wait for me.
Margaret,
can you pass overthe rest of my appointments to the others
for today, please?
And do we know who it is
(04:16):
at the police stationwho deals with domestic abuse?
“Whispering pages.”
I guess this is it?
(04:38):
Hello?
Woman’s voice (04:40):
Be right out.
*Emily sniffs the air.*
Wow. Can really smell that old paper.
Is everything okay? Age.
Mei Ling (04:54):
Age.
Excuse me?
The smell.
Some of these books are olderthan this building.
Maybe even this town.
Right.
What did you hope to find here?
Find?
Well, the lady at the library saidthat you might have
(05:16):
some books on... uh...
Spit it out.
Monsters.
**Chinese**
I'm sorry.
I don't speak Chinese-You have to be more specific.
What monsters are you looking for?
I'm not looking for monsters, per se.
(05:36):
I mean, I'm just wanting to learn about...
You know what? It-
It's okay. Never mind.
Perhaps you're looking for somethinginside.
Inside?
Inside the shop?
You certainly aren't likelyto find anything useful out there.
(05:56):
Not if you're really looking to learnabout monsters.
Come, sit.
I have some dusty old pages
you might be interested in.
Okay?
Detective Sergeant Hobbs (06:12):
Thank you for coming, doctor.
You said you wanted to give informationon a domestic abuse case?
Not exactly, Sergeant Hobbs.
No... more...
I'm concerned for
a friend's well-being.
I see? And, this friend is?
(06:33):
Her name is Emily.
Emily. Hargreaves.
Hargreaves?
I know that name. Oh?
From where?
Hargreaves...
Hargreaves...
Yes. Hargreaves.
She reported a carstolen a month or so back.
It was found up in the moors.
(06:53):
The inside ripped to bitsand the driver's door forced open.
Ripped to bits by what?
A knife, I suspect.
It's not uncommon for Joyridersto trash a car they've stolen.
You think there's a connectionbetween this and your concerns?
She never told me about the car.
Is this girl a patient of yours?
No, no.
(07:14):
I'm just concerned about her.
She has a history with a violent ex.
And you're worried that this exis responsible for the theft of her car.
And possibly is in the area? Yes.
And do you have any proof of this? No.
(07:36):
Not yet.
But she's been acting
different of late.
And. Well, it occurred to
Me that ...Doctor.
I appreciate your concern,
but we can't simply look into anythingbased on a theory.
Julie, I know this woman.
Something is wrong.
(07:57):
Then, doctor.
You should ask her to come to us directly.If she's in any kind of danger.
We can help her.
Right.
God knows there are enough monsters outthere.
Ask her to come in and make a statement.
We can't do anything otherwise. I'm sorry.
(08:18):
Now, if you'll excuse me.
Here, try this. “The Mare.”
God. That's horrible.
An evil spiritwho rides on people's chests
(08:41):
while they sleep, bringing bad dreams.
Interestingly enough.
This is where your English wordnightmare comes from.
I think a lot of peoplemust have met this.
I suspect many of us have met
a few monsters in our time.
All these books.
You've been collecting themfrom all over the world?
(09:05):
That's how you knowso much about all these things.
Let's just say
I have used the last half of my life
in much wiser pursuits.
*Emily sighs*
However,
I think we have not found what you are
looking for.
(09:28):
This is truly old.
A diary infact.
A Lord who lived in a dark cornerof Europe many centuries ago.
I can't read the language.
German?
But the images.
These are his sketches?
He dedicated his life to the studyof the thing that killed his child.
(09:53):
A monstrous wolf creature.
“The wolf of Ansbach.”
Something they say
returned from the depths of hell itself.
*Emily flips through the pages*
*Chinese*
(10:14):
Hmm?
Here.
Take it.
I... I can't possibly afford this.
Very true. It's priceless.
But to you, I give it freely.
Perhaps it will point you in the rightdirection.
**Emily’s memories echo*
(10:56):
This creature.
What is it exactly?
Oh, these are very ancient.
Many names have come and gone.
Amorak.
Fenrir. Lycaon.
But most today know of this beastby the name
werewolf.
(11:23):
I should go.
I, er... Thank you
for everything.
I'm sorry I never got your name.
My name is Mei Ling.
(11:43):
Thank you. Mei.
I'll be seeing you..?
Emily.
I'll be seeing you, Emily.
I'm sure.
*Chinese*
(12:05):
Jess.
It's me.
Look, I know...
I know that I scared you yesterday, but
I really need to see you, okay?
Because I found something.
I think I know what...
I think I know what I am.
(12:32):
Thank you for listening
to this episode of Tales from Davidstown.
We hope you enjoyed your visit.
Before you leave.
We've got some extrasyou might want to get your teeth into.
Did you know that we have a Patreon page?
Sign up for free today to listento our Behind the Scenes podcast.
Join us as a residentto support the creation of our show.
(12:56):
Gain exclusive perks such as our graphicnovel, never before seen behind the scenes
content, and get super early accessto new episodes and more.
Follow us on Instagram and Facebook
for more updates on all things Talesfrom Davidstown, as well as our website
talesfromdavidstown.com
(13:18):
Until next time, residents.
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