Night The Fog Came

To Vermont Public Radio, WVTR Windsor, Vermont at 89.5 megahertz. And now the Hall of Fantasy series of radio problems dedicated to the supernatural, the unusual, and the unknown.

Come with me, we go to the center of the world of the unknown and for business Down to the steps with a veil of time is lifted, and the supernatural reigns in peace. Come with me and listen to the tale of...

The Knight, the Bald Cade. From our right, we better take a look. They're getting close to the lake. Tell me this, Paul. Wait a minute. There. Right there. Let's take a look. I hope he's all right.

Throw him over. He's dead. Oh, he's how he died. What do you mean? Look at him closer now. His clothes aren't wet. Even his hair isn't wet from his mouth. This man died less than a minute ago on dry land, 200 yards from the lake, and he died by drowning.

In just a moment, the Hall of Fantasy will present the Night the Fog Game, and now for our story, an original tale of fantasy by Richard Thorne entitled The Night the Fog Game. If the theory of evolution is correct, then there is a connection between the minute organisms which are found to be living in water and life as we know it today.

But what connection with us did those things have which came from out of the fog? What connection with human life did those horrible creatures who came from the depths have? And what is their purpose?

Why did they suddenly appear and destroy, then vanish as suddenly as they have come? I shall tell you as much as I know about it. Listen to the tale of... The night the fog came.