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Speaker 1: This is an RJPC Audio theater presentation a part of

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Robert Jerome Pagan Creations, Episode three of Journey to the

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Center twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 2: Who love the spines and go in screens. We're living

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in the space between the world is out. So let

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the silence grow, waiting for the man. So siren a

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blow just on the pages, lions feeding all the creatifies.

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Speaker 3: The accent door is ruside.

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Speaker 4: Real space.

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Speaker 3: It starts with a spot.

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Speaker 5: Glen.

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Speaker 2: The man John.

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Speaker 4: Leap over the brink.

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Speaker 3: The wall start is stopping him.

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Speaker 6: The gears are involving.

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Speaker 3: Mystery of everything is finally sid.

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Speaker 4: Finally sid.

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Speaker 2: J PC sign speak shappy.

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Speaker 5: Where the cost?

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Speaker 2: When the streamers traveling through the boy leaving behind one book,

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one story one start at sim Yell, crossing every bonder.

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Speaker 4: Story the misspoke of it.

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Speaker 1: This primoral waters, the great hidden ocean beneath the earth,

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a sea of creation, or perhaps a sea of forgotten dreams.

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We have journeyed through the veins of Agartha, through its

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living heart, and now we stand at.

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Speaker 6: Its boundless shore. The sheer scale of this place defies.

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Speaker 4: Comprehension.

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Speaker 1: It's a world unto itself, untouched by the sun and

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yet teeming with life.

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Speaker 6: Impossible, the pressure, the heat.

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Speaker 3: How can a body of water this size exist? It's

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it's an.

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Speaker 5: Ocean sheer volume of water. The geological force is required

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to contain it. It's beyond anything anything I could have

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ever imagined.

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Speaker 4: And the light.

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Speaker 5: It's coming from the water itself, which means bioluminescent currents.

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Speaker 3: The paassive features are off the charts. The energy breadings,

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they're immense.

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Speaker 2: This isn't just water, It's a living, breathing ecosystem.

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Speaker 3: A living ecosystem ran but one we know nothing about.

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We are utterly exposed here, no land in sight. Want

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me to raft quickly? The current seems gentle now, but

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this is an unknown environment.

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Speaker 2: So Professor subterranean beach vacation, except with no beach, probably giant.

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Speaker 1: Squids precisely pressed in a vacation into the sublime.

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Speaker 4: Kaya is right.

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Speaker 1: We need to castruct a vessel. Our survival depends on it.

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Necessity the mother of invention.

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Speaker 6: We are explorers, yes, but also survivors.

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Speaker 1: This makeshift raft, cobbled together from salvaged equipment and the strange,

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buoyant flora of the underworld is our only hope. Of

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traveling this vast, dark sea, a fragile vessel against an

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unknown abyss.

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Speaker 3: Did you the biosignatures, massive ones, multiple contexts.

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Speaker 1: They're moving fast, they're colossal, and they're engaging two distinct

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signatures colliding. The legends spoke of the Leviapins, beings of

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immense power dwelling in the deepest waters. We are witnessing

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a battle of giants, a primal struggle of dominance in

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a world untouched by surface light, and we're caught in

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the crossfire.

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Speaker 3: Hold on rights for impact. They're heading this way. They're

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going to capsize us. I can't believe. I can't breathe incredible.

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We need to get out of here, Wren. Can you

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find a clear path? The sonar is useless. Too much

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interference ego is amplifying the chaos. Damage to the starboard

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hull we're taking on water.

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Speaker 6: Can't you patchet?

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Speaker 3: It's too big. We need to divert damn it. The

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rudder's jammed. I can't steer.

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Speaker 5: Oh, We're going to be crushed. This is it. We're

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not getting out of here.

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Speaker 6: Miles.

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Speaker 3: Look at me.

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Speaker 6: We fight, We always fight. We survived barely.

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Speaker 3: You're all power of This world.

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Speaker 6: Is humbling and terrify.

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Speaker 1: Kay's quick thinking, or perhaps sheer luck, saved us from

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the jaws of oblivion. But the damage is done, and

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the sea, it holds more secrets than we can imagine.

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Speaker 3: The stormfront is building in the rapt It won't hold

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much longer. We need to find shelter or land.

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Speaker 1: Soon, a SubTerrain tempasc the very air crackles with energy.

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Speaker 6: We are see if this season is not done with us.

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Speaker 3: This is not merely a storm.

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Speaker 2: It is a map station of our guard for scurry

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or perhaps the echoes power.

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Speaker 3: I hate storms.

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Speaker 5: I hate them.

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Speaker 1: Miles, focus on the center of their wrath.

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Speaker 4: Keep low.

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Speaker 3: Damast is cracking, losing control. Damn it, the rope snapped.

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We're adrift.

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Speaker 5: We are going to drown all of us.

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Speaker 3: The energy beatings are spiking with a lightning. A storm

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is feeding the echo.

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Speaker 2: Everyone. Hold on, we write it out.

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Speaker 6: Hold on, Miles, I've got you.

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Speaker 3: We're together.

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Speaker 2: What the energy?

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Speaker 3: It's not random, it's a pattern. If we can, if we.

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Speaker 5: Can channel it, channel it how the crystallized structure in

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the raft, they're constructive.

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Speaker 3: If we direct the current a lightning rod, it's a

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long shot and it's incredibly dangerous.

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Speaker 1: Do it.

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Speaker 5: It's a holy cheer.

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Speaker 3: We survived.

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Speaker 1: Rends ingenuity, a desperate Gambol saved us. But the cost,

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the emotional toll, is immense. In the heart of the storm,

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when all seemed lost, we found solace in each other,

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a quiet strength, a shared breath.

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Speaker 3: Miles. His fear is.

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Speaker 1: Palpable, but so is his resilience, And in the moment

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that pressed against him, I felt a connection deeper than

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any myth. Journey to the Center of the Earth is

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an RJPC Audio Feeder production, a part of RJPC Science

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Speaker 6: Get ready as the journey continues later this month.