The Ledger of Teeth_ _ The Beast of Gévaudan

Between 1764 and 1767, something walked out of the mountains of Gévaudan and didn't stop. A parish clerk named Auguste starts out dutifully logging the dead — names, dates, "slain by the beast" — and ends up questioning whether he's been recording a wolf attack or covering for something his own village did to itself. Royal hunters fail. A carcass rots on its way to Versailles. A local hunter fires a bullet blessed on a statue of the Virgin Mary, and the killing stops for good — but the suspicion never does. The Phantom Navigator lays out the case for a human serial killer, a genuine cryptid, and an ordinary animal made monstrous by three years of terror — and leaves the verdict to you. No music. No ads. Just the ledger, and whatever's still in the trees.