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The Borestone Directive | Mr. Wendigo’s Midnight Tales

THE BORESTONE DIRECTIVE | True Horror from the Maine Wilderness Deep in the Borestone Mountain wilderness, Sam and Shirley Parks thought they'd found sanctuary—a quiet patch of forest to park their RV while they got back on their feet. But when the woods go silent and things with too many limbs start circling their camp, they realize they've stumbled into something's hunting ground. Big John Jenkins knows the truth: there's a facility buried in the mountain. A place where the government is turning people into something that shouldn't exist. And the only way to stop it is to go inside. Some transformations can't be undone. Some doors can't be closed. And some hungers can never be satisfied. ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This story contains graphic body horror, intense violence, disturbing medical experimentation, and imagery of physical transformation. Intended for mature audiences only. 🌲 ABOUT MR. WENDIGO'S MIDNIGHT TALES: Late Night Creature Features bringing you the darkest cryptid horror from North America's most haunted regions. Where folklore is real, the woods remember, and the old things still hunt. Each story exists in the same connected universe—a mythic North American ecosystem where the boundaries between human and monster blur, where government secrets meet ancient warnings, and where the wilderness always claims what it's owed. ⚠️ FINAL WARNING: The Penobscot people warned about the Chenoo for centuries—humans transformed into something inhuman, driven by a hunger that could never be satisfied. The elders say the transformation is irreversible. That once the change begins, there's no going back. If you're hiking in the Borestone wilderness and you hear voices calling from the trees, don't answer. Because what's calling might remember being human once. But it isn't anymore. --- 📍 REAL LOCATIONS REFERENCED: Borestone Mountain Wildlife Refuge (real location in Maine) Penobscot Nation traditional territories Historic mining operations in central Maine 🎭 CULTURAL NOTES: This story draws from authentic Penobscot and Abenaki folklore regarding the Chenoo/Kiwakwe—beings transformed through dark circumstances into cannibalistic monsters. These traditions are presented with respect to their cultural origins and warnings about the consequences of violating natural law. --- © 2024 Mr. Wendigo's Midnight Tales. All stories are original works of fiction inspired by real folklore and regional legends. No copyright infringement intended regarding referenced cultural traditions. --- 💀 JOIN THE MIDNIGHT TALES COMMUNITY: New episodes every week bringing you the most brutal cryptid horror from across North America. From Appalachian hollers to desert mesas, from frozen tundra to deep bayous—the old things are waiting. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a nightmare. The woods remember. And so do I. Mr. Wendigo