Ronagon
from RadioStar: Improv Hosted by Cassandra's Call Productions
A woman is interviewed by a mysterious federal agency about missing neighbors, locked doors, and holes in the ground. Others have discovered the holes as well, and what they contain. Some seek knowledge, and some seek capital gain, and some just want to go hunting.
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