"Wind Walker"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
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This reminds me of an upcoming movie I really want to see.
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35 year resident of the Appalachian Mountains. Relatives in every Southern state in the US. Great job with the accent. I wouldn't question it for a second if I heard it in public.
Cow Farts same here!! I have a friend in Missouri who thinks this accent and that of Andrew Lincoln on The Walking Dead is so fake. I told him he was crazy! If I didn’t know better I’d swear it was two different people. And as for Lincoln. When I found out that dude was British I about fainted. I’d have sworn he lived here in North Carolina his whole life!!
Lots of retarded people in all of those states. I’d be surprised if many of those people could name all the states in our country
Dude, you are probably one of the best narrators on this sight.
Nature's Temper, Operation Insomnia, KingSpook, and ClancyPasta are all excellent narrators.
Rockspoon not Clancy
@@babycartesian944 I like most of his, he's the weakest on that list by far though.
Dr.Creepen too bro!
agreed.
You are so dang good at accents, Skott! I can;t wait to see where you go!
I've listened to a number of your narrations and I must say, as I haven't mentioned before; your talent with accents is quite impressive. Your ability to hop between your natural speech pattern and that of whichever character you portray at the moment is to be commended. You deserve far more recognition than you already have.
The Legend of Zorlda, Wind Walker.
I’m not gonna lie, I’ve come with a strong expectation that this story heavily features a DPS pandaren monk.
This really was a great story thank you
Love, love, love your narrations! Listening to you...with your voice, intonations, and expressive nature always reminds me of what it must have felt like (in the pre industrial ages) to sit around a hearth and listen to the story tellers whether they were a family member, the local lore holder, or a visiting stranger with tales to share. Brilliant telling as always.
Also... your Texas accent is really getting increasingly more natural sounding. I think I heard a bit of Sam Elliott in there. 👏👏👏👏
I have to admit, you always nail the accents. Nothing takes me out of a story more than a faulty voice, so well done.
Damn! This had my skin crawling...
Tar'nation!
Someone done gone 'n stole m'house! 😅
Legitimately thought the title said 'Wind Talker' at first. Was excited to hear what the story had to say - Wind Talkers are a fascinating topic!
But this is ok too! 😂
Wind talkers are native Americans used in ww2 to confuse the Japanese with their language cuz they kept deciphering our other codes to communicate with right?
@@devinowens8232 Yes!
I love military history. Fascinating stuff
@@devinowens8232 Agreed.
Post Narration: Jack started for the main road. As he reached it he heard a howl unlike what he ever heard. It wasn't that of a wolf of a coyote or any other animal that knew of. Jack however had to look back and saw a dark figure that must have been as big as that new "skyscraper" in the postcard his cousin Thomas in New York City sent him a few months back. What were people calling it? "The Flatiron Building" or something. The figure was in no doubt "The Wind Walker". Before Jack could react, the Wind Walker picked him up like a toy. The thing smiled reveling rows of sharp animal like teeth. Jack realized that this "spirit" had killed his parents and destroyed his childhood home. Jack was more filled with rage than fear at this realization. Jack in his anger drew his Colt. 45 revolver and shot the creature in the left eye. The Wind Walker let out a howl of pain and dropped Jack to the ground. Jack managed to squeeze off two more rounds hitting the Wind Walker in the back of its right leg before it disappeared from sight. Jack managed to untie his horse despite his trembling hands and rode back to the small Colorado town. The cold didn't bother him this time, he was drenched in hot sweat. He only stopped to breath when he reached the Sherriff's office on Main Street. When he barged in the Sherriff who was putting up new WANTED posters in the office turned. "Jack what's wrong?" he asked still holding a WANTED poster in his hand. "There's been some kind of an accident at my folk's homestead. The cabin's gone and my Maw and Paw are nowhere to be found." Jack stammered. He hadn't had much schooling past the fourth grade but he was smart enough to know the sheriff wouldn't believe him about the Wind Walker. The next morning after the storm had past, the sheriff and a few deputies rode out with Jack to the old homestead. Sure enough the cabin was gone. Despite searching the woods, the law men couldn't find any trace of Jack's Parents. They did though notice that a lot of the trees had been damaged by what looked like something big. In the end they just figured the trees had been damaged by snow storm. But Jack knew better. As soon as his parents estate was settled by the only lawyer in town, Jack left. He went to join his cousin Thomas in a new business venture of his that he was setting up at Coney Island. Something called a "Penny Arcade".
U had me till that ending dude should had Jack somehow planning revenge idk how I ain't a writer but that's what I was hoping for the whole time in the original and urs bro but still good u got skills man keep it up
Hands down best narrator at different accents by a mile. Good shit bro!
Spoiler:
Dayum homie was the hills. Jack the giant slayer anybody?
Sky walker’s arch nemesis.
Very nysterious monster and atnospheric story landscape, the balance of of seen/not seen struck me just right and I want more! Also, if that is one person reading this the voice acting is dope, and the accent is pretty damn authentic (I'm from Tennessee).
9:48-I was waiting for a "Wind Waker" slip up to happen because I did the exact same thing, lol!
Not gonna lie, i thought the title was Wind Waker and thought this was another LoZ creepypasta like Ben Drowned... Still loved it tho 👍
I thought the title said "Wind Waker" Haven't listened to the story yet so I'm hyped going to listen to it now👀
Edit: Damn this was a really exciting and sad story poor Jack...
Please make a podcast and put all these stories on the podcast .. please!!
Nice!! I really like this one!!
Awesome job on narrations!!
My grandfather was called a windwalker.. Cause he was an Indian that helped build those skyscrapers.. Without safety ropes. But.. I believe this WAS different meaning altogether.✌
Ithaqua. Good story for a Great Old One.
Thank you for reading the title before hand! 😁 much love
Native and war stories that you do are my favorite
yesterdays video was scarier.......jk obviously. this was awesome, thanks!
Perhaps your finest story yet
How do i i submit creepy pastas to your channel?
What happened to the horse ?
Brilliant!! Just BRILLIANT!! the initial parts reminder me of this old movie called "Phantoms" (1998).. but the climax is just too Sweeeet!!
The hills ARE alive! Really liked this strange fable. Ironic how the parents who sought safety and retreat in nature are (punished for their hubris?) by that same nature. As in Poe's House of Usher, the narrator is rendered hopeless before the malevolent sentience of the land and atmosphere. Super treatment in all departments.
Great story and Jack's voice was spot on!!!
me: checks if naturestemper has new video
naturestemper: has new video
me: INSTANTLY CLICKS IT
Grandfather!
this is a good joke... but now I would continue my journey to the land of spirits.
"...run."
My only question is why did it wait so many years to axe em off
Well done!
Awesome!
Lol I'm always getting notified late😥 but my ride home is going to be awesome!! Cause I'm gonna listen to the last 3 stories posted 😃
I hate the wind.
It's cold,
Annoying,
And it blows my hair everywhere.
Great story bud. Thanks for all ur hard work
great story
Brilliant 👏👏
That was good! I like that kind of story.
That’s a good one
The person snatching matches the "Missing 411" real stories I was listening to today; but the structural part: not so much.
Excellent narration! 😊✌👍👀
Can somebody explain the monster?
So basically the guy who likes to walk in windy days?
What’s the movie?
Ithaqua!
Dat accent though!
Should have listened to dad!
Even good narration couldn't help that story.
🖤💀🖤 sweet nightmares
i was expecting the new narration format lol
👍🏾
for the longest time i thought it said WIND WAKER
Wind waker?
❤
*happy ithaqua noises*
So horse and all and he didn’t hear a thing?
Make Brew Master next.
Ithaqua
Very quiet
I'a Ithaqua
Hey
#301
Those Cerber stories are super lame. That sons of Odin one was bad ass though