The World of Krolos was conceived many years ago, on top of a big dining room table while playing Dungeons and Dragons. Since then the world has grown to an incredible scale. Over the years, I had written so many short stories and lore of the world, I decided I should put that out somewhere for people to enjoy.

Let’s hope my abilities are enough to express the fun and adventure that went on within the world of Krolos.

From the Trentonian:

There have been sightings in the Lebanon State Forest of strange creatures moving through the trees. Many eyewitness accounts speak of a large group of what could only be described as “monsters” moving throughout the various forested areas of central New Jersey.

Evan Scholl, a resident of Presidential Lakes in Browns Mills, NJ, spoke with us yesterday and described what he saw, “These creatures were HUGE. I mean totally huge. When they were walking you see, the earth seemed to shake, and at first I totally thought it was an earthquake. But no man, it was these guys, and yous wouldn’t believe the size of them! They had on these big furs, and theys was carrying around these gigantic clubs. I couldn’t believe my eyes man. Seriously. And I wasn’t drinking none either. It was amazing!”

Mr. Scholl’s details indeed correspond with many other eyewitness accounts. There is of course, further speculation as the sightings, and one doctor had blamed the case as a massive hallucination, caused on by crazy weather patterns, and a possible outbreak of some kind of toxin. Regardless of the hallucination, there can be no argument that people suspect that creatures of legend are walking through the forests of New Jersey.

Could the sightings be true? Are there really giant monsters walking the forests? Are these sightings connected in any way to what the Biophycisist Stephen Adderly was saying about the supernatural? This could be leading to a new era, and this reporter will be there to pick up the news story.

From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch:

An anonymous 911 call to the police led them to a scene that is perhaps reserved only for the movies. When arriving at a St. Charles home, police found the remains of four, possibly five people in what can only be described as a violent death. The names of the victims have not been released, mainly because they are still trying to find out who they are.

“We can only say that we have forensics working on the site, and we have no leads,” says Police Chief Wise. “We can’t disclose any information right now, just that it’s all under investigation.”

The house in question is located in a new subdivision in St. Charles. Questioning the neighbors about the house yielded even more mystery.

A neighbor, John Hecook, says, “I never knew who really lived there. I mean two months ago, there was a gentleman that looked like he was moving in, but he kept to himself. My wife and I and a couple folks around the neighborhood went to welcome him, but no one ever answered the door. You never saw anyone coming or going either. I think he spent most of his time out of town. Although I do remember the lights coming on at night a lot.”

No other information has surfaced at all about the house, the mysterious man, or the victims found.

From the Olympian:

An individual has been raising eyebrows in the community recently, claiming the supernatural exists, and there are such things as ghosts, vampires, and werewolves. It is widely being dismissed as delusional. However, there would seem to be some credibility to these reports.

Stephen Adderly, a world-renowned biophysicist has been trying to convince the public that they are ignoring the signs, and conveniently dismissing that the world is now changing. He claims to have gathered years of scientific research that actually prove there are additional forces at work in the universe.

“I know everyone has experienced the sensations. Everyone gets the feeling of deja vu. Everyone has seen something moving at the corner of their vision, turn to look, and see that there is nothing there. I’m trying to tell people that there is something there, and I can prove it.” Adderly claims.

He indicates his laptop, which he keeps close to him at all times and mentions that all the proof needed is stored within his research. He has expressed interest in showing this research to those who would listen, however, he has been met with much speculation and skepticism.

We were able to interview a local expert on the supernatural, who claimed that “Adderly is right, but no one will believe him. It’s easier to believe that there are no such things as vampires or werewolves. No one wants to believe that the boogeyman really exists.” The local expert declined to advertise his identity.

Regardless of what is true or false, Adderly seems to be losing credibility as the days go by. His colleagues have excommunicated him, and he is no longer a professor at University of Washington, Physiology and Biophysics Department. This has not stopped his crusade, however.