Ah, welcome once more, my eerie enthusiasts, to another Spooktober tale steeped in ancient anger and vengeful spirits from the far-off lands of the rising sun. Tonight, we delve into the chilling lore of a citywide curse, a saga of samurai rebellion and eternal unrest that refuses to fade into the mists of history.

In the heart of Tokyo, lies a grave, a simmering spot of spectral spite, the resting place of the decapitated head of a warrior whose defiance of the imperial court has left a centuries-old curse festering in the modern metropolis. Legend whispers that those who dare to disturb his slumber, or worse, attempt to move his shrine, invite calamitous misfortune—a promise kept with eerie precision over the centuries.

Join the Fearists, your ghoulish guides, as we tread carefully around the cursed contours of this story, for even speaking the vengeful deity’s name could invoke the wrath of his restless spirit. Will you brave the curse with me, or does fear already clutch your trembling heart?

The Theorists dive into more urban legends in this year's Spooktober kickoiff.

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In the dense jungles and vast deserts of the New World, legends of cities paved with gold not only spurred countless expeditions during the Age of Discovery but also hinted at mysteries of possibly otherworldly origins.These mythical cities captivated the imaginations of explorers and conquistadors with tales of unimaginable wealth and splendor that seemed too grand to be of this earth.

Stories told of kings adorned in gold dust from head to toe and magnificent cities that gleamed like stars under the sun, potentially pointing to an influence beyond human craftsmanship, perhaps evidence of ancient alien visitations. These narratives were intertwined with local legends and the folklore of indigenous peoples, who spoke of gods descending from the skies, their celestial chariots shining with golden light.

This case file, join the Theorists as we traverse the thin line between myth and mystery, musing over the marvellous possibilities in…The Lost Cities of Gold