Hello everybody, I hope that you're all doing well.

On this week's episode, we have three more stories from the depths of the internet,

and I know that you'll enjoy them.

Let's get into it as we drift further into Mr. Creep's mind.

I spent six months on a research rig at Pointeimo.

There's a reason it's so isolated.

Written by Gugly Eyes 93.

It's lonely out in the ocean, especially in night when the only light you have is from the stars and your own weak lights.

The darkness comes in, oppressing everything and taking over like a scourge, nothing but pure black on a cloudy night.

I thought that I had seen the worst isolation that the world could offer, working at the Palmer

Station in the Antarctic. At least it wasn't as cold out here at Point Nemo, I guess.

The furthest point on earth from any land in every single direction, Point Nemo might be one of the

most remote locations on Earth, with a population of zero, most of the time at least.

There's a small research rig out there, not quite as big as an oil platform, but decent enough

sized. I got an offer a couple of years back to go out there and do some studies on the ocean

biology out there. Since Nemo is so remote with relatively stagnant currents, there's a surprising

lack of biological life out there. Honestly, it was exciting just for the chance to say that

I've been to one of the most secluded places on Earth. Getting to study the biome and sea life

that was there, though. I was over the moon. Ecstatic was the understatement

of the century. I arrived in the platform a couple of clicks away from the actual point geographically

early in the morning. Clear skies were reflecting off gentle waves in every direction. The deep blue

of the ocean here was beautiful, virtually unmarred by

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