"...he tried to play hard to get, and sprinted out the door. I really really wanted to let him know how I felt so I tossed him one of my favorite bones. Maybe I threw it to hard?"
This has to be by far one of the best creepypasta's I've heard. The background music along with the narrators raspy voice, speed of speech, and the sudden hints of emotions. Just amazingly read...
What an ecellent follow up to the original story! I've enjoyed this writer's talent for some time now. The depth of description of what became the charachter is nearly unmatched. I am hopeful that there will be more expansion of some of the author's previous pennings in the future...
"If I shall ever live a hundred years I would never hear another sound that raised the hairs on the back of my neck like hearing Blackwood speak." Tires crunching gravel and the chicken's still in the freezer. You're welcome.
Bloody hell! I am beyond impressed! That was freaking intense!!!! That author needs a raise! Buy that author a drink or a fat joint! I do say! And same with you Nature..... No freakin body could read that good of story like you and I mean NOBODY. I'm Cherokee American so I tend to be a bit soft for Native "stories". You had my undivided attention. I rarely do that. I'm 59 and ADD so it's not easy for me to give my full attention. If you're in uni, author, turn that in to your English class. That will get you a fast A+.
Glad you enjoyed it. I wrote this series ("At My Most Human State", "Paradoxical", and "The Journal of Kaneonuskatew Blackwood") about six years back shortly after finishing up my service in the Peace Corps. Have a good one.
Travis Kuhlman I believe I have listened to some stories authored by you narrated by Dr. Creepen, if I’m not mistaken. NT’s narrations always blow me away...I believe, the best on any platform. The two of you paired = creative geniuses! Smashing story, luv!
@@EmpyrealInvective You have done a fine job. I hope you don't mind my asking, "Are you native?" I am so intrigued by the idea of different perspectives on any and all ideas. I, being a writer myself, and being totally eclectic and introverted found TJoKB to be quite unique. Has Scott read the other two? If so, I shall endeavor to read them immediately. I'm an ole (not old until I hit 95 ;) but ole) military brat. I bet the Peace Corp gave you volumes of interesting things to write about. Thank you for doing so.
@@oliviarinaldi5963 I'm not Native American, just spent a bit of time researching their myths, talking to a few people who lived on reservations, and read a few stories on the subjects of wendigos in order to write about them. I believe NT has narrated "At My Most Human State" a few months back. While a lot less true to the source material, "Fleshgait" might also interest you if you're looking for something that's built off of the idea of Skinwalkers. Anyways, have a good one, Olivia.
Sigh! You blow me away with each narration. I cannot possibly, in good conscience, recommend and listen to you any longer. I I’m sorry~ ~I didn’t become a Patreon Supporter prior to today. THANK YOU SO MUCH for all that you do for each one of your listeners, luv. Take care and stay safe!! ~L~
I absolutely love it when you tell Wendigo stories! And I love that this one contained the term "Oh my fiery feet! My burning feet of fire!" As I am a huge fan of Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark. And I miss you greatly MoonRaven
Wow well done. I have been a scary story can for a long long time, from chilling tales for dark nights, he busta, lazy masquerade, unit 522, let's read, Dr creepen, Mr creeps, the dark somnium etc. And gotta say a lot of stories have obviously been repeated throughout the channels but I recently started listening to u and I have not yet heard a single repeat and have enjoyed every story. Woo again kudos and keep Em coming.
I focused heavily on Wendigo psychosis for this story. The idea of societal/cultural-based conditions inspired my story (as I wanted to tell a non-supernatural story that focused on the characters themselves). Truth be told, I originally wanted to create a series based on realistic portrayals of Wendigo Psychosis, "Run Amok", and other cultural-based conditions that had roots in Native American, Thailand, and Nicaraguan culture.
@@EmpyrealInvective I think you should. I found the story very entertaining and well written. I also think it would be interesting to look into something like that. I wish you the best of luck and keep up the good work
Huh, had thought of the Wendigo during the previous tale in this....saga? Maybe, maybe the author will take this further. Still phenomenal, good modern telling of a more modern iteration of the Wendigo. Not Wendigo Syndrome by exact modern definition, but damned close enough to be believable, top that off with the good analysis of the mental response and necessary situation to provoke such a mental response to become such an individual, and this is a damned good read/listen.
Glad you enjoyed this! Unfortunately, I have no plans to continue with the series as I feel like it's reached its natural conclusion. My main goal was to set up Kaneonuskatew as a Wendigo through a mix of modern culture (Wendigo Psychosis) and more historical beliefs and I feel like I accomplished that. While I could continue the series, I feel like it would become a bit redundant as I don't have a new direction to take it. For now, I'm calling this the end unless I come up with an additional piece where I feel like it would be a natural continuation of the story.
@@EmpyrealInvective Oh sir, NOTHING to apologize for, as stated you did a PHENOMENAL job with a modern iteration of the Wendigo and wouldn't want you to continue if you felt you'd mar your creation by any means. As stated you definitely nailed it in my own humble opinion(Maniac for old myths and Lore as I am I can make no claim to a perfect understanding of the tales nor the modern definition of such). Write on where your passions take you and keep up the amazing work, and the intergrity IN your work by NOT trying to continue a story you feel complete!
Glad you caught it. I figured I'd reference Algernon Blackwood's work "The Wendigo" with that line, and one other author in the story with the mention of the notorious Pluto gang.
@@EmpyrealInvective There's a dozen such references, the journal writer's last name, his alias at the clinic, as someone who's put years of his life into the wendigo myth this was nothing short of soothing.
Once again another amazing video by The duo I've come to love. You're both as talented as you are excellent listen to. Fan4life naturestemper/empyrealinvective.
@@gsfbffxpdhhdf7043 of it's incoherent to you, well, that's cuz it's written in dickheadish an only people that aren't dick can read it. Also, it's pretty ironic your comment on incoherent see when I look at your name bud
also noticed the name of the guy from the plane that he ate is a reference to a very true case about cannibalism, look up the donner party its p interesting
Called it; he was trapped and knew cannibalism was coming, especially when his friends name was “Donner”. So far in the story, I wonder if he’s going to become a Wendigo 🤔 Called it!!!
I know everyone has their detractors, but I find myself thinking the same thing every time I see a down vote on this channel. "Who are these people?" They truly must be perfect to find this content lacking.
Oh my god almost this entire video I forgot I was listening to Nature's Temper! You've gotten so good at the American accents! I'm so impressed!
damn this actually gave me chills loved the writing in this one and as always amazing narration
Me at My Most Human?
* drags on cigarette *
Haven't heard that name in years...
DBoot 888 Thank You! I couldn’t remember the name of the first one.
wendigo after the guy gets away: 'Dear diary, today I met a boy and he was such a dreamboat'
"...he tried to play hard to get, and sprinted out the door. I really really wanted to let him know how I felt so I tossed him one of my favorite bones. Maybe I threw it to hard?"
Trying to pronounce this video title gave me more stress than the SATs.
Now that is how you write a real wendigo. As always beautiful brilliant amazing narration.
railgun676 all wendigo stories are real
@@YouViolatedTheNAP No one comes back? :P
@@YouViolatedTheNAP I was making a joke bro.
@@YouViolatedTheNAP what! OMG now I KNOW dinosaur spiders from hell exist.... aaaaaaaaaarrrrrrggggghhhh
@@idigamstudios7463 jeez louise
I love how his name is Blackwood like the famous horror author who wrote an early wendigo story
This story in a nutshell:
-"You think eating all these people is funny."
-"I do... And I'm tired of pretending it's not."
Pilot and stewardess: Die.
Blackwood: I'm going to pretend that didn't happen. *Kills only other survivor for food.*
Rockspoon he was dieing, too
That was so creepy and dark, but unique. Your delivery of the story was awesome as always! Stay safe, have a blessed night and thank u once again!
Wendigos are always written to be in forests the concept of one being in a very populated city is honestly so much more fascinating!
This has to be by far one of the best creepypasta's I've heard. The background music along with the narrators raspy voice, speed of speech, and the sudden hints of emotions. Just amazingly read...
What an ecellent follow up to the original story! I've enjoyed this writer's talent for some time now. The depth of description of what became the charachter is nearly unmatched. I am hopeful that there will be more expansion of some of the author's previous pennings in the future...
"If I shall ever live a hundred years I would never hear another sound that raised the hairs on the back of my neck like hearing Blackwood speak."
Tires crunching gravel and the chicken's still in the freezer. You're welcome.
Where you from ol buddy
Matthew Dixon Uhm, around?
My stomach dropped when I imagined that. I could feel my soul packing shit up and getting ready to leave my body.
This is great because a wendigo in a city is a cool concept and it's someone we already know
DeathTheDolphin obama is a wendigo
"Wind I go." And then the ending had me laughing, too.
Bloody hell! I am beyond impressed! That was freaking intense!!!! That author needs a raise! Buy that author a drink or a fat joint! I do say! And same with you Nature..... No freakin body could read that good of story like you and I mean NOBODY. I'm Cherokee American so I tend to be a bit soft for Native "stories". You had my undivided attention. I rarely do that. I'm 59 and ADD so it's not easy for me to give my full attention. If you're in uni, author, turn that in to your English class. That will get you a fast A+.
Or just give me a fat joint.
The author uh.... sent me.
Yeah, let's go with that.
Glad you enjoyed it. I wrote this series ("At My Most Human State", "Paradoxical", and "The Journal of Kaneonuskatew Blackwood") about six years back shortly after finishing up my service in the Peace Corps. Have a good one.
Travis Kuhlman
I believe I have listened to some stories authored by you narrated by Dr. Creepen, if I’m not mistaken.
NT’s narrations always blow me away...I believe, the best on any platform. The two of you paired = creative geniuses!
Smashing story, luv!
@@EmpyrealInvective You have done a fine job. I hope you don't mind my asking, "Are you native?" I am so intrigued by the idea of different perspectives on any and all ideas. I, being a writer myself, and being totally eclectic and introverted found TJoKB to be quite unique. Has Scott read the other two? If so, I shall endeavor to read them immediately. I'm an ole (not old until I hit 95 ;) but ole) military brat. I bet the Peace Corp gave you volumes of interesting things to write about. Thank you for doing so.
@@oliviarinaldi5963 I'm not Native American, just spent a bit of time researching their myths, talking to a few people who lived on reservations, and read a few stories on the subjects of wendigos in order to write about them.
I believe NT has narrated "At My Most Human State" a few months back. While a lot less true to the source material, "Fleshgait" might also interest you if you're looking for something that's built off of the idea of Skinwalkers. Anyways, have a good one, Olivia.
Thank you thank you thank you for pronouncing 'macabre' correctly! It can throw me off a story... but that's why you are my favorite narrator!
You are one of the best narrators I've ever heard. You vocal range and accents are spot on. 👍
Sigh! You blow me away with each narration. I cannot possibly, in good conscience, recommend and listen to you any longer. I
I’m sorry~
~I didn’t become a Patreon Supporter prior to today. THANK YOU SO MUCH for all that you do for each one of your listeners, luv.
Take care and stay safe!!
~L~
This needs more views. Brilliant writing and narration like this needs appreciation. Loved it 👏
I think this is my favorite one of your stories so far!
Effective use of that good ol' "House on the Borderland" story structure.
Great story. Love your narration!♡♡♡
It must be strange knowing you're the best on TH-cam, but also the most underdog. You're time to shine is coming, Thor
Sadly i guess not.
I absolutely love it when you tell Wendigo stories! And I love that this one contained the term "Oh my fiery feet! My burning feet of fire!" As I am a huge fan of Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark. And I miss you greatly MoonRaven
Wow well done. I have been a scary story can for a long long time, from chilling tales for dark nights, he busta, lazy masquerade, unit 522, let's read, Dr creepen, Mr creeps, the dark somnium etc. And gotta say a lot of stories have obviously been repeated throughout the channels but I recently started listening to u and I have not yet heard a single repeat and have enjoyed every story. Woo again kudos and keep Em coming.
Feels like its been years since the first story came out. This was a pleasant surprise.
Richard: sits and reads a creepy journal in an abandoned building Anyone else: doesn’t stay in the building before reading it
I love how it takes some inspiration from the story, the wendigo
I focused heavily on Wendigo psychosis for this story. The idea of societal/cultural-based conditions inspired my story (as I wanted to tell a non-supernatural story that focused on the characters themselves). Truth be told, I originally wanted to create a series based on realistic portrayals of Wendigo Psychosis, "Run Amok", and other cultural-based conditions that had roots in Native American, Thailand, and Nicaraguan culture.
@@EmpyrealInvective I think you should. I found the story very entertaining and well written. I also think it would be interesting to look into something like that. I wish you the best of luck and keep up the good work
I'm thrilled to hear you narrate this!!
The collar grab had my pulse rate go up O_o
this was intense! thank you for the awesome story and the amazing narration!
Fantastic narration NaturesTemper. Great story as well.
"Burning Feet of fire"
Very Nice Blackwood reference.
Ah yes.
The narrator that introduced me to the horror narration side of TH-cam...
Same
Havnt listened to a story for ages. Thank you, that was really cool with the punchline/pun at the end.
Ive been listening to your vids and man i love them and love your voice, keep it up man. Hope you are enjoying your time
Wait, the guy he ate was Jim DONNER? Hahahaha good reference.
This was an awesome narration
Huh, had thought of the Wendigo during the previous tale in this....saga? Maybe, maybe the author will take this further. Still phenomenal, good modern telling of a more modern iteration of the Wendigo. Not Wendigo Syndrome by exact modern definition, but damned close enough to be believable, top that off with the good analysis of the mental response and necessary situation to provoke such a mental response to become such an individual, and this is a damned good read/listen.
Glad you enjoyed this! Unfortunately, I have no plans to continue with the series as I feel like it's reached its natural conclusion. My main goal was to set up Kaneonuskatew as a Wendigo through a mix of modern culture (Wendigo Psychosis) and more historical beliefs and I feel like I accomplished that. While I could continue the series, I feel like it would become a bit redundant as I don't have a new direction to take it. For now, I'm calling this the end unless I come up with an additional piece where I feel like it would be a natural continuation of the story.
@@EmpyrealInvective Oh sir, NOTHING to apologize for, as stated you did a PHENOMENAL job with a modern iteration of the Wendigo and wouldn't want you to continue if you felt you'd mar your creation by any means. As stated you definitely nailed it in my own humble opinion(Maniac for old myths and Lore as I am I can make no claim to a perfect understanding of the tales nor the modern definition of such). Write on where your passions take you and keep up the amazing work, and the intergrity IN your work by NOT trying to continue a story you feel complete!
This one held my attention all the way to the end. Nice work Empy.
You deserve a like just for being able to pronounce that first name 😶
Oh shit! Its the sequel to [redacted)!
I love that story!!!
What story?
@@justsam0511 a while back NT narrated a story called "my most human state", go give it a listen. Its a really good story
Now this one gave me chills. Excellent narration!!!
Great Narration mate. Thanks for the upload. 😃
I really enjoyed this Wendigo story. Kind regards
What a nice journal :)
That was dope for a wendigo story! Different perspectives are always nice!👍🏾👍🏾
Wow !! that was intense.. awesome story and narration.. 😲 felt like I was really there ..
Great narration as always, well done.
Literally the best story I’ve heard in a very long time
I have to say, I saw the big reveal coming, but it still gave me chills...It's a rare accomplishment.
I love the journal stories. Something about them places me there.
Today I learned that wendigos don't like soup🤔
@Seth Solomon [Student] More soup for me, no soup for you!😉
"Oh my burning feet of fire" that was a nice reference Indeed, I quite liked it, great job!
Twin peaks, fire dance?
Glad you caught it. I figured I'd reference Algernon Blackwood's work "The Wendigo" with that line, and one other author in the story with the mention of the notorious Pluto gang.
@@EmpyrealInvective There's a dozen such references, the journal writer's last name, his alias at the clinic, as someone who's put years of his life into the wendigo myth this was nothing short of soothing.
Finally a well written story. Narration spot on as usual.
I just finished all the Cerber videos just to be surprised with different new content!!! You always post at the perfect time (2:50am)
Lol, that ending! I love wendigo stories and I wonder if the MC fled New York immediately after that. 😂
Realistic, yet horrifying. Amazing story.
Great story, and narration!
Other than the MC taking entirely too long to figure out that the writing said "wendigo" this was a fucking flawless wendigo tale
i laughed so hard & suddenly at "Im not a fan... of /soup/." i choked
Me: Kaneo... Kaneo...
Skott: Kaneonuskatew Blackwood
Me: ...fuck.
Ultra creepy, won't sleep for weeks!
Kenaouskatew. What a nice name.
At least he still knows how to use puns
Absolutely great.
Now that, that is fucking horrifying
That title is mouth full! How many times did you bung it up before you got it right? Props NT!
Damn. This was pretty good.
You, sir, are wonderful.
Once again another amazing video by The duo I've come to love. You're both as talented as you are excellent listen to. Fan4life naturestemper/empyrealinvective.
Mark Degroot u cant even write a coherent comment.
@@gsfbffxpdhhdf7043 of it's incoherent to you, well, that's cuz it's written in dickheadish an only people that aren't dick can read it. Also, it's pretty ironic your comment on incoherent see when I look at your name bud
wow, this one was brilliant
So glad there's a sequel
@Seth Solomon [Student] this is the second story by this writer about this certain main character
@Seth Solomon [Student] my most human state, I believe
I definitely enjoyed that one!
Oooo this story was great :)
Alrighty let's see what we've got here!🍇🍇
A delicious tale.
That was stellar 👌
This shit is setting off my ptsd
Not every story needs a continuation or to be connected with a "Universe" of other stories.
Alt X I like to think all these stories take place on the same world
Abolutely,so tired of dozens of people wanting parts 2 of stories that are written to be self-contained open-ended tales,damn it
the journal of WHAT
also noticed the name of the guy from the plane that he ate is a reference to a very true case about cannibalism, look up the donner party its p interesting
nicely done....
-"Kaneonuskatew"
Is that Mohawk? Atikamekw? Ojibwe?
Bolshevik Cosmonaut no u damn commie. Its navajo
@@gsfbffxpdhhdf7043 Are you sure?
Why do I feel like this is a sequel to a story you read awhile back?
If my last name was Donner, the last thing I would do, would be to put myself in a starvation situation.
dam he is slowly becoming a wendigo
Ohh, this is a sequel to that one story.
Anyone remember what it’s called?
Love this stuff NYC still here!!!
Oh, I remember the first part of this story.
Creepy little story and a great reading
How do I submit a story scott?! This one was epic and I'm working on one I know everyone will really enjoy.
r/naturestemper on reddit :)
Called it; he was trapped and knew cannibalism was coming, especially when his friends name was “Donner”. So far in the story, I wonder if he’s going to become a Wendigo 🤔
Called it!!!
I know everyone has their detractors, but I find myself thinking the same thing every time I see a down vote on this channel. "Who are these people?" They truly must be perfect to find this content lacking.
A wendigo with a wry sense of humor? I'd rather be eaten by that than by some bland, boring, emo werewolf.
Daniel Branescu wolves are not emo. Wendigo vampires are. U dumbass bitch
@@gsfbffxpdhhdf7043 OK buddy
Good stuff 👍👍👍
Wth I'm only 6 minutes in and confused.... I'd be scarfing down that barbecued porky yummy after 6 hours of takeaway deprivation
No how did he end up in a sea slug
good one
That was scary!