The M.E.G. Case Files
Case #316
S1 E1 · 2 min 13 sec
An exploration team searches for a missing doctor and soon realizes things are not as they seem.
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[suspenseful music] [door opening] Andrew, where did you go? [door slamming] What the hell was that? You hear that a lot in here. Keep focused. Right. [suspenseful music] [door opening] It says we're close. This room coming up is where Dr. Harris was last seen. Then maybe something there hints at where he is, right? Let's go. [upbeat music] Dr. Harris. Not sure what happened. Stay close. Something may be nearby. [upbeat music] Nothing, kid. No. Should we head back the other way? Yeah, we probably should. [monster roaring] [upbeat music] [monster roaring] [Bill groaning] [monster roaring] Damn it, kid. [door slamming] [upbeat music] Bill. Kid? No. It can't be. Hello? Grace? [upbeat music] Made it. Bill? Come in, Bill. I found Dr. Harris. [Grace gasping]
Episodes
2 min 13 secS1 · E1
Case #316
An exploration team searches for a missing doctor and soon realizes things are not as they seem.
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