Negative Interference || Cosmic Horror, Distant Screams, Droning Void Ambience

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It started as a routine mission. Apollo XIII-NASA’s latest attempt to study the far reaches of the Helios Expanse, a newly discovered area of space where no human had ventured. The crew consisted of Captain Elena Hayes, Dr. Mark Preston, Chief Engineer Riley Yang, and Lieutenant Aiden Clark. They were equipped with the latest tech, the most advanced spacecraft, and the best training humanity had to offer.
At first, everything seemed normal. The routine comms check-ins. The periodic health reports. The ever-growing distance from Earth. But on the seventh day, something strange began to happen.
The first sign was subtle. A brief distortion in Elena’s voice during a routine transmission. A barely audible crackle, followed by what sounded like a distant scream. The transmission quickly returned to normal, but NASA’s techs flagged it as a potential issue with the ship’s communication array. No one thought much of it.
The second sign came the following day. A more pronounced distortion. This time, Elena’s voice had a raw edge to it, something feral. “Mark,” she said, but the word stretched, contorted, like it was being dragged through some unseen force. Then, after a few seconds of static, her voice returned, calm, almost unnervingly so.
“Just a glitch,” Preston muttered to himself as he glanced at the monitors. His brow furrowed, but he didn’t voice his concerns. They had more important things to focus on, like calibrating the sensors and studying the anomaly just ahead.
But then came the scream.
It wasn’t Elena’s voice. It was a high-pitched wail, full of anguish and terror. NASA’s techs were used to the occasional interference, but this sound-this was different. It wasn’t mechanical. It was raw, primal, alien. They immediately relayed it back to the crew.
“Elena, do you copy?” came the frantic voice of Mission Control.
Then Silence. All feed was cut from that port of the ship. Static filled the air and we only received negative Interference from the comms. Hours turned into days before a transmission came through.
It was received from Lieutenant Clark, however the transmission was choppy, only being intelligible in fragmented words, "Elena...gone...alien...killed..."
After his last sentence came in clearly for only moment, "It mimics her screams..."
The transmission cut after that.
A few days later the camera in the north port began to receive a signal. The static was bad, but the sight was worse. We can't begin to describe what we saw on that feed, but it's what we heard that disturbed us the most. Somewhere on the ship, Captain Elena Hayes is screaming, but it doesn't sound right through the interference.

[@Yossiloveu]

Hellyeah😎Cool🔆

[@thenotoriousgryyn342]

Haunting 🎃👍

[@Nyghtgirl27]

Can I use this for our first time Mothership RPG? I’m gonna be GMing it for the first time.

[@twistedambience7954]

That's awesome! I won't copyright claim you, but I used sound effects from Epidemic Sounds to create this Ambience, and they may copyright claim it, and there's nothing I can do if they choose to.