The Paleblood Hunt - A Bloodborne Audiobook | Read by Jay Britton, written by Redgrave
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
- Full narration of The Paleblood Hunt, written by Redgrave, narrated and produced by Jay Britton.
All music and imagery remains the property of Sony Entertainment and From Software.
0:00:00 - Intro
0:01:35 - Chapter 1: Byrgenwerth, Kos & the Vacuous Spider
0:33:10 - Chapter 2: The Healing Church, Lady Maria, Iosefka, & Ebrietas
1:21:18 - Chapter 3: Djura, The Powder Kegs, Ashen Blood, & Old Yharnam
1:41:45 - Chapter 4: Ludwig, the Hunts, Father Gascoigne, & Eileen
2:23:12 - Chapter 5: Valtr, the League, & the Vermin
2:36:24 - Chapter 6: Cainhurst Castle, the Executioners, & Queen Annalise
3:02:18 - Chapter 7: The Pthumerians, Arianna, Oedon, & Mergo
3:32:38 - Chapter 8: Micolash, the Blood Moon, the Dreamlands, & the Great Ones
4:10:07 - Chapter 9: Laurence, Gehrman, & The Hunter's Mark
4:33:56 - Chapter 10: The Paleblood Hunt
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Came to Yharnam to cure my stage 4 cancer, all I got was this +25% Phys ATK up, ATK vs. Kin down cursed radial blood gem.
Amazing comment, you are a gentleman and a hunter
From Softwares' foray into Lovecraftian cosmic horror was a stroke of genius. Bloodborne executes this vision perfectly. Brilliant presentation!
Just like Demon's Souls or Dark Souls 1, in the very least
@@AydarBMSTU c’mon. You know they meant as a main part of the game. Demon souls and Dark Souls had elements, but blood borne makes it a central theme.
well elden ring also has lots of lovecraftian themes, outer gods, and especially the frenzied flame, literally being madness itself
@@Kazuhira2249 It's not Lovecraftian, it's much more sane and not creepy. Elden ring's themes are regal, and so are most of the key characters
@@Kazuhira2249 Yeah, Elden Ring has outer gods, but the game doesn't embrace the eldritch horrors like how Bloodborne does. It does the eldritch themes better than the the games, like Call of Cthulhu and the Sunken City, does. And that's saying something too.
A very crucial detail worth pointing out. Iosefka only gives the Hunter Blue Elixirs after you've entered the clinic through the back at least one. Before that, she gives you Numbing Mists(an item from Cainhurst?) for every person you deliver to her. I assume this is because if you enter the clinic, see her work, and still send her "patients" then you are knowingly supporting her work. She rewards the Hunter more generously as they also recieve more Insight for sending people after this visit as opposed to before. This also directly changes all future dialogue with her. Before, you were her unwitting pawn. Now, you're her partner in crime.
@@JayBritton I didn't even realize the difference in rewards myself until you meantioned the elixirs and though to myself "Wrong!!" I recently started a new playthrough and havent left Yharnam yet, so Numbing Mist being the reward was still fresh in my mind. Went to look it up to make sure... Turns out, we were both right XD
@@JayBritton Yes you're totally right props for Redgrave for such incredible work :D I've spent so much time pondering the lore and reading item descriptions, but there's so many things that didn't sink in until watching this. I especially loved the chapter about Vermin and the League. Almost no one talks about those aspects of the story, yet the implications of this analysis are so much larger than one initially considers.
The man sounds like a bloodborne character himself, the clever editing in that he uses the actual voice lines instead of just quoting them with his voice, showing the item descriptions as he mentions them, and the occasional music that makes important moments exciting. This is absolutely perfect.
I've been wanting to read the Paleblood hunt for a while but I was never a fan of reading so I only read a page and then stopped. But then somehow the algorithm grants me the greatest gift of all time, this video
@@JayBritton I really hope to recognize your voice in their new games 💙
At times I couldn't tell if he was playing a voice clip or perfectly imitating.
Took the words right out of my mouth. Really the best gift ever :D
I actually read a random comment on Reddit saying “listen to” instead of “read” the book and it immediately piqued my interest.
I cannot describe how happy I am to have found this video.
Praise the algorithm~!!
“Micolash, on the other hand, is bat. Shit. Crazy.”
The way you deliver that line was honestly the highlight to the reading for me.
Nah. He’s just ahead of the curve. 😏🐙
I was repeating that line in my head for the rest of the day after I heard it XD
I giggled so loud when I heard this 😄
Eloquently put. 😂
I have a hunter's dream every night of that bitch spamming me over and over and over with the augur.
I found that bit gimmicky. Like a cheap gag in an otherwise outstanding text / reading.
I think that the reason Amygdala doesnt "die" when you slay it is because all of the Amygdalae are just parts of the whole, poking through into our reality. As though we were fish in a pond, and a human dipped their fingers into the water. To us they look separate and independent, albeit identical when they are in fact just the only parts of a whole that are visible to us
Great analogy!
There is no reason for undeath that does not go without.
I love this, but there's nothing in the lore that incidcates this as such. Yes, great ones exist with physical avatars that can be killed, but still exist spiritually - Mergo, Orphan, Moon Presence, but there's nothing that indicates Lesser Amygdala is the same as the Amygdala god. I think what really is happening here is that Amygdala is sort of like the queen and, and all the lesser Amygdalas are like worker ants. I suppose we could say that the lesser Amygdalas respond to/are extensions of the will of the Great One Amygdala who exists in a separate plane than our physical world, but they are not the same.
I did some thinking with the Doll. She loves us as a human loves Gods. What if the way we see the doll, always there for us, even if we kill her, even if we abuse her, always her pretty self, is how WE look to the Great Ones. And vice versa, a doll cannot tell the difference between hunters. Every single one of us is given the same respect no matter our treatment of her. All Amygdala look the same even though by lore accounts, all great ones are so different they can't breed together. What if that's because even with our insight, we still can't see the difference between them, save for only truly exceptional ones like Kos or Flora, similar to how the doll only knows us and Gherman?
And this last part about us being a doll, what if to the Moon Presence, we are nothing but a doll. The way it holds the player reminds me of how a kid holds a Barbie. It only tries to break its new "toy" when it realize we aren't a doll like Gherman, but a being of personhood like itself? Wouldn't it be so thematic if the Hunters Dream was actually a Doll House? Complete with a Barbie, and if you're a male character, or even Gherman himself, a Ken Doll.
@@alastor8091 Bro..Gherman may be useless from the waist down but you didn't have to call him a Ken Doll. )-: Seriously tho I'm not sure I ultimately agree with your take but i like what you're cookin!
I owe you both my ability to sleep and my ability to understand bloodborne.
This sounds like an official supplementary audio included in a special edition. The voice fits the universe of bloodborne so well.
This is my heavy weaponry when I start having trouble sleeping. Sometimes I have Lovecraftian lucid dreams from it, but that's just bonus content 🙏🏻
"The implications are.......unpleasant" is probably the best one line summary I've ever heard for Bloodborne 🤣. Great work here
I’ve been falling asleep to this almost every night for a year I swear I’ll never be able to sleep again if it ever gets deleted.
Well I have no plans to ever delete it, it's also on Spotify as well :)
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who's been using this as white noise for sleep
I simply cannot fathom how I've only just discovered this in 2024 with Bloodborne being one of my favorite games of all time. This writing and narration are simply brilliant and have made me fall in love with Bloodborne all over again. Thank you for making this!
Your voice sort of sounds like Alfred's so I imagined him retelling the story of Bloodborne to new hunters. You did a great job!
If youve ever seen danganronpa despair arc the very beginning of it is one of the characters saying "guess im dead well i will tell you what happened before my death" i could see this story in a simillar fashion he is sitting by a fire just thinking back to how it all began and kind of just speaking out loud to whoever or whatever may be listening
@@vidmaster6451 I like danganronpa, but the community is actually so trash. Shipping, sexual fanart, "hahaha killing game fun, bickering over best characters, the list goes on. You could say all games have this type of community, but danganronpa community takes it to x10. I'm starting to not like the games just because of the community. Very well then, nice to see another dr fan nonetheless.
@@theultimatetactician1712 i donr pay much attention to the community if i am being honest i just enjoy the anime and games myself
@@vidmaster6451 that is great to hear, the community is tainted by scum and filth it's quite squalid.
@@theultimatetactician1712 i wouldnt of known on all honesty so thanks for shedding some light on that
Redgrave is the real deal when it comes to bloodborne…so under appreciated.
Absolutely. I always come back to it. I know Dark Souls isn’t his favorite, and it grip him like Bloodborne did, but I would love to read his take on it.
For good reason. Lots of wrong info
@@N3UROTOXIN2505 haha obvious troll, 0/10
@@danielelliott95 such as...?
@@connorp8408 such as a deep dive into the lore like he did with TPBH? Maybe, idk. I figured it would be obvious what I meant.
After watching this and several other lore explanation videos I can finally say I understand 70% of bloodbornes lore
Shout out to Redgrave for putting out this masterpiece of lore in readable format. And Jay Britton with the amazing master class narration. This could be sold and it would do amazing numbers with New York Times bestsellers, but its free and for the community with passion bleeding straight through.
I remembered reading it and getting towards the end describing how the titular paleblood is literally white blood cells for the Bloodborne disease in the story fits so well it gave me goosebumps upon completion. It's well written.
I'm like halfway through the video at this point, but just when I thought Gascoigne's family's story couldn't get any more depressing, the whole thing about the blood not curing mental illness really hits. I always thought the girl saying "when daddy forgets us" was referring to the beasthood slowly taking over him, but nope it's dementia or something of the like. Also had no idea about Henryk and Viola. Amazing video dude, your narration is spectacular!
I miss Redgrave's work in the Soulsborne lore community, especially Bloodborne. Double crossed fingers that Elden Ring is deep enough to bring him back in.
If it is Lovecraftian enough, perhaps.
@@Lyu-Phy after playing the game it definitely does have cosmic horror but I feel as though the DLCs will delve much further into that side of things than the main story did
He does talk a lot about it when he streams it. Fingers indeed crossed
It does have more answers in itself than BB
The thoroughness here is commendable! I've been around for a while, had 4 pregnancies, 3 children, and though I knew about ectopic pregnancies, I didn't know about the calcification and all that. I can see why it's not widely talked about, that seems very traumatic. Imagine finding out you lost a chance at a baby decades ago, and your body entombed it in itself :/
"Micolash, on the other hand, is bat. Shit. Crazy."
Perfect delivery. Lol.
I read the Google doc of this a few years back and still have it on my old phone. The pure insight (pun intended) and piecing together of the lore is just fantastic. Logically, even if it isn't confirmed to be, this is the most canonical sense of Bloodborne imo. If Bloodborne 2 is real, I hope it has this level of thought put into it.
where did you find the google doc? i need it lol
@@montyheat4829 Should be able to just search it. Although I think only the most recent version is up. I got a version that RedGrave was still speculating on a lot of things it seems. Guess I got a rare early draft :^)
LOVE the line;
"Another bullshit miyazaki death trap"
outstanding work
I come back to Bloodborne every year or two to obsessively play every day. In the depths of my madness, i reach for this, my guiding moonlight, to explain to me why the hell I'm stabbing so many scary things. Thank you .
Wish Redgrave has seen this. Hopefully he has, bet he'd appreciate it as much as the lot of us are. Well done good sir 👏
Just listened to all 10 episodes on Spotify, and I'm so sad that it's over. Beautifully narrated and the atmosphere was amazing.
Redgrave is a legend and you do his love letter to the game justice. Great job!
Probably listened to this at least 4x this week in it's entirety. I'm replaying the gane until I get my hands on Elden Ring. And let me just say, I've always appreciated reading the Paleblood hunt. But having it in such an easily digestible format, with an amazing narration choice is sublime. And as i put this on to sleep i can only think of one thing. "A hunter is a hunter, even in a dream." Happy hunting, and keep those wits about you.
I'm listening through this for my second time and, even now I can't get over the every great one loses their child line repeats and how the last line of the whole five and a half hour essay video twists both the line and the whole tone of the essay. What masterful work from both the writer and the narrator. Congratulations to everyone involved, I'll be rewatching this video for the rest of my life.
"Perhaps not every Great One... loses its child... after all."
Okay... that's going to keep me up at night...
Dear Jay, congratulations on this masterpiece.
I am certain that down in the oldest and most incomprehensible parts of the tomb, or where ever he might continue his studies, old Master Redgrave will look with appreciation upon this work.
I fell asleep listening and woke up in the hunter's nightmare
Git gud
This is the single best lore analysis of a video game I've ever heard. It's written incredibly well, and the performance couldn't have been any more perfect.
Omg what is this marvelous dream and why havent i got it recommended until now?
Thank you for this amazing video!!
Glad you liked it!
Wow, chapter 3 really got me. I now have an appreciation for Djura. Damn these allergies :'(
What a coincidence that this got uploaded recently . Just thought ablout getting into bloodborne lore again after a long time.Great work!
This is the greatest piece of media since Bloodborne itself. A thousand likes from me good sir.
This narration is incredibly good. Would love to hear you on some Lovecraft.
^^^ haven't even got thru half the intro yet and, yes, very much this. Got one hell of a voice for it!
Lovecraft books suck so much. I hate to say this because the ideas in the stories are incredible, but the sheer amount of racism and bigotry from that man makes him works just unbearable to read.
@@hyndquart5241 some stories are better than others, especially when he goes on racist tangents. Easily skippable since they don’t really add much to the plot or stories. Personally, I prefer Clark Ashton Smith.
@@hyndquart5241 we get it, he was a man of his time and had awful views.
@@hyndquart5241 I'm sure you're an just amazing little perfect peach who's never done or said anything bad huh?
Shut the hell up.
This has really helped me get relaxed and comfy while resting
I've a sleeping disorder so this has been a god send, thank you
Bloodborne lore is nothing but spectacular and I wish we had more projects like this from yourself of other FS games
This reading was incredible, I thought I knew everything about this story but this opened my eyes a bit more 👁👁 the part about Djura and the powder kegs got me fighting back a tear lol
U gained insight
I have never read a book neither listened to an audio book but I’m definitely willing to listen to this from time to time till the very last minute
I've been listening to this on repeat for almost a year. When I get to the end, it's time to start again.
I circle back to this video every few months, it keeps getting better.
Man this is more than an audiobook, it's an experience
I’m so happy to see someone is narrating this, and I hope Redgrave is doing good, he did so much for the Bloodborne community.
people say all the time that a game had a massive impact on them.. and i'll say this here..
this game saved me in my darkest hour..
only three games hold such a lofty title in my heart, but bloodborne will always have that title as the first of the three to be my saviour, it taught me so much, and i could wax on poetically about it for years
but i believe this audio, was the one the made me fall in love with it's lore properly, made me see it as an artistic masterpiece of storytelling rather then a simple slashing simulator to take out my rage on
if you ever see this, thank you Redgrave for honouring Byrgenwerth, and Master Willem's teachings. and thank you Jay, for your cosmic level narration that truly made me appreciate this magnificent world, i'll drink a blood vial to you!
may the good blood guide your way
How the heck did a lore analysis take me on an emotional roller-coaster? I love this
I legit would buy this on audible or something. This is excellently produced from content to performance to editing. And it’s free for us scrubs on TH-cam.
I've been meaning to read this for *years* and I never thought a narrated version existed!
Just got this in my recommendations after scrolling for a solid 2 minutes... Clicked expeditiously. Wish it showed up sooner. Props to the writer and narrator :)
I can't say that I was particularly put off by any of the ideas presented here, that is, not until you pointed out the very obvious and unavoidable truth about Gehrmann and the doll... my mental... seriously dude, this was a treat to listen to and I sincerely hope you make more content like this in the future!
I bust it out at work on Spotify when I want to get lost while I'm working. I was confused by it at first, thinking it was going to be a fanfic narrative instead of an analysis. But it won me over once the theory crafting started coming up. It's a really good analysis. And I really dig the narration. This is a really good listen.
This should be a must listen for all fans of bloodborne I've probably listened 3 times through sometimes while playing the game!
I've been listening to this all morning at work, this is absolutely amazing. Things that were unclear to me have really pushed my thinking of bloodborne ever farther.
I know I am late to the party here, but as bloodborne fan, this book (this audiobook specifically) kept being recommend to me; by the Gods, I only regret not obeying the algorithm earlier what an amazing ride! All my respect to both the author and the narrator. Much like the game, listening to this was quite the chilling experience.
The ending with the implication that the Doll is a Great One had my jaw dropped.
Man, you should definitely share this with Redgrave, maybe get it to be the official audiobook when people purchase the Paleblood Hunt or something.
This has been getting me through hours of drawing & your voice also makes for really good bedtime story fuel as well. Every sentence has this enthralling punctuation to it. We hunters are in debt to your service, fear the old blood friend.
Just wanted to say thank you for this recording, as it's not only a great Auduo book, but one of my go-to videos when I can't sleep.
It's like sitting on a bench in a safe spot in Yharnam and listening to a local share news about the city. I keep listening to this as I go to sleep. Wonderful reading of Hunt, its one of my favourite VG essays.
Thank you, that's exactly the kind of feeling I wanted. Like listening to an old Brygenwerth scholar tell an old tale
Holy cow this was amazing! I’ve been listening to it in tiny segments for like two weeks and now I’m sad it’s over! Bloodborne is in my top five favorite games and this is such a good reading of an amazing analysis. Thank you for keeping me entertained for all this time.
Just finished this on spotify. Man. To say i loved it would be an understatement. I'd pay for this, easily.
Watching this for the first time this month was a phenomenal experience-there weren't many areas in which I learned something or saw something in a different perspective, but there was at least one such moment in every chapter, and I very much appreciated the "oh shit" moments they all provided!
Specifically the end of Chapter 5.
Did these voice actors win any awards that year? If not, then the judges should be retroactively horsewhipped.
Absolutely fantastic. This is hands-down the best take of the story of Bloodborne in my opinion, and your narration is just top notch.
I had actually been planning to do this myself as a long term dream VA project.
Now, you've perfected it so there's no need to! You've ticked it off my bucket list for me, and far better than I ever could!
This is truly amazing work, Jay. From voice acting to editing and production, you've completely nailed it.
You did an amazing job on this narration. Once I started listening I wasn’t able to stop! It got me through work today lol
I honestly listen to this every night whilst I sleep, I almost know it off by heart now.
This is an amazing reading! Thank you.
I enjoyed the book by Redgrave and can’t believe I’m just finding out about this audiobook! You did an outstanding job on this, I am heavily impressed. Your voice is perfect for stories of similar themes such as works by HP Lovecraft’s or Edgar Allen Poe.
Honestly, this is the best audio reading I've ever seen on TH-cam. Your accent and the tone of your voice fit bloodborne so well and that really helps feel more emersed in the reading. Also, I can now finally understand the lore in this masterpiece of a game.
This is a masterpiece. Everything from the voice, to the ambiance, the narration... I found the transition to Chapter 6 to be particuarly brilliant.
I'd love to hear more of this style!
Man I wish Redgrave got the attention he deserves. After he put in so much work for the love of the lore and than got to watch others get all the credit and financial benefits crushed his spirit. Hope he found something else in life that makes him happy.
The connection between the vermin and Cainhurst just hitted me like a train. Like many others here I have studied the lore of Bloodborne a very long time now and I would have never, ever thought that I would see such a majore lore-breakthrough again, that it would make me stare into nothingnes, trying to make sense of what I just heard just to realize that it all makes sense!
Cainhurst is my favorite piece of lore and I always wondered where they would fit between kin/beasts.
They way you/the document teased at what this way of thinking about the vermin could imply made it that much more delightful for me, thanks ♥️
Fear the old blood.
This was utterly captivating. From beginning to end, I sat here simply listening in one sitting. I had never heard much about the story of Bloodborne before this, and had never played the game myself. But I had always been reminded of how much I liked the aesthetic of the game from what I had seen and heard talked about. Great work, to you and the writer, and the community behind even that. Maybe one day I'll actually get around to play the game for myself, now so that I can experience it all with this knowledge and appreciate it all the more for it.
Dude, you're missing out big time.
By the gods, play it Jeremia.
I remember going to Yahar'gul for the first time after being kidnapped by the snatcher just outside of the chapel. Incredible moment. The Hypogeon Gaol is my favorite level in the game for the atmosphere alone. It was awesome to go back there after killing Rom and exposing the Blood Moon. Seeing the aftermath of the Ritual of Mensis was what made me realize I was not playing a game about werewolves and beast hunters.
Thank you for doing this. I've been dying for more lore on the Ritual of Mensis and this delivered in spades.
This has so much higher production quality than I was expecting. I've already read through the Paleblood Hunt, but will listen to this again because it feels like a new experience.
Excellent work.
I can likely never thank you enough for this beautiful reading of an absolute masterpiece I was unaware of. It has deepened my understanding of my favourite game to a level I couldn’t imagine with my beastly idiocy.
You and Redgrave are heroes of our community.
Blaidd...?...what are you doing here?! 😆
Seriously, you've a fantastic voice, and do Redgrave's astounding love-letter to Bloodborne justice!
Thank you for this wonderful narration
👍♥
Of all the From Software games Bloodborne is the one game I felt actually changed my perspective.
I always felt the meta conclusion was something often overlooked.
When you first play the game and finally beat it with the first ending, you feel utterly accomplished and you, like the hunter, step forth into a new day; ready to face the hunt once more.
When you’re more skilled, and experienced, you refuse to wake and in the end take over the hunter’s dream.
Just like you, the Hunter ascends the waking world, and like the player becomes one with the game.
Finally when you defeat the Moon Beast, the Hunter ascends to become something more than human.
In doing so you essentially beat every boss in the game and in doing to, you’ve proven to yourself you can and have overcome every challenge the game can throw at you. You e transcended the challenge before you and have become something more.
As someone who has never played bloodborne, and has no idea how this ended up in my recommendations, I was enraptured by the voice, the story and the presentation of this all. To the uninitiated this is a work of art that seems like a well one can dove down and find a hundred wonderful things. Incredible work
Imagine you start hearing a baby crying in the background more and more throughout the video bc you have more insight into the story. 😶😶😶
Damn. For a minute I thought it was going to be a fan fiction type thing. While not what I expected this is fantastic
I'm surprised there are still people who aren't aware of the Paleblood Hunt. If you're gonna dive into Bloodborne lore, this is one of the best places to start (I can say from experience, was a blast to read through). You might find things you'll disagree with somewhere down the line, but Redgrave's work remains one of the most comprehensive rundown of Bloodborne's lore.
Been absolutely dreaming of something like this man, God bless you!
You've granted us eyes!
Cleansed these foul streets of ignorance.
This deserves so much more views! shared it with everyone in my inner circle
Really lovely presentation and voice work, hope Redgrave appreciates this. It's so interesting how his work has breathed such renewed life into Bloodborne and elevated its importance.
I’m currently doing a BL4 run of the game and am noticing more things than previously (being this low level forces you to pay closer attention) and the lore just feels so much larger and in depth than previous playthroughs. I’m so glad I found this video. I listen to this while drive home from work every day.
Just beat the One Reborn last night and saw this in my recommended, can’t wait to listen to any type of Bloodborne content!
Well done good hunter
@@kyletaylor3933 working on Ludwig now and it’s been a nightmare but I’m getting there lol.
@@Irmavep666 good luck! Ludwig is probably the hardest boss for me. You may want to seek some Jolly Cooperation :)
@@kyletaylor3933 I’ve almost got him a few times, so I’d like to try solo but it may come to that. Finding people to play with is tough sometimes though.
Thanks though for actually responding and for the advice/support lol.
A hunter is never alone! :)
Beautifully done, would love to hear some audiobooks like this. It's almost like a hunters journal XD
Best reading of this work available, really an exceptional job. Thanks for creating this
I can't believe I found new bloodborne video that I will be listening for another 3 years
Very well done. Thank you Redgrave and Jay for the effort put into this.
This was a great listen, I was playing bloodborne whilst listening and got alot of chills, awesome job :)
I'm not fan of listening to audiobooks or podcasts but THIS, THIS IS INCREDIBLE
It has made my commute to work way more enjoyable
This is truly amazing. Thank you for increasing my insight.
This is exactly the kind of thing I’ve been needing, I love it
Magnificent work. The writing, the narration, the editing. Simply magnificent.
I honestly just play this on a loop in my house, it adds the perfect atmosphere. Thank you so much for such a lovely narration of a cornerstone of Bloodborne lore.
Superbly done mate, thanks so much for this!
Oh man am I glad I found this. My favorite story ever in an audiobook format? Hell yes.
Best Bloodborne content aside the game itself. Masterful.
This is magnificent. Your pitching and tone are perfectly matched to the quality of the in-game audio and dialogue. Loved it 🥰
Yo this is fantastic. Thank you so much for doing this
This is a monumental piece of work you've commited to, I loved every second of it! Fantastic talent and a perfect voice to narrate us through the harrowing lore of this grand story