Sounds like the origin of an scp item

@Pinefr0st

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely would be. No reason an SCP couldn't be a cursed item.

@Sgt-Wolf

3 жыл бұрын

"SCP FOUNDATION OPEN UP!"

Lol "I'm a monster not a pervert".

@ahmedmanaseer8696

3 жыл бұрын

beeclan50 professionals have standards

@thetowerofbabble6307

Жыл бұрын

@@ahmedmanaseer8696 until they decide that they don’t care anymore.

Doug Marcaida: "Your sword, it will keel."

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

J. Neilson: "First we're going to test your blade by hacking through this slab of cow ribs, then I'LL SMASH IT WITH A HAMMER!"

If you could have used my ex wife's blood to stain the handle scales, Satan himself would fear this blade...

@georgemcmillan9172

3 жыл бұрын

@Chris R, unfortunately, yes. Bu I'm sure you know as well as I do, that people never show their true selves for a lomg while after being with them...

@lovealways4435

2 жыл бұрын

🤣

@iTyncWithReality

2 жыл бұрын

☠️☠️😂🤣

Great storyline and as always well read. I don't comment to often but I am a knife smith and the details of this story were spot on

@krombopulosrick7920

3 жыл бұрын

As a fellow maker I believe this author is one of us. He has to be at least a hobby knife maker.

@laughingmask3118

Жыл бұрын

I am a HEMA enthusiast with very little knowledge of knifecraft and am confused. He did indeed use enough metal fron the saw alone to craft a sword blade? Is the sawblade larger than I thought?

I hope the author follows up and makes a series as this guy tracks the cursed sword and is path of destruction before ultimately catching him up in it himself.

@C-13770

3 жыл бұрын

Its part of the "wearwolfs are assholes""cerber" series. The balde maker is Hepistis the god of making.

@Pinefr0st

3 жыл бұрын

@@C-13770 +happy gasp+ I really appreciate this information! I'll go check out WAA.

@pinoygauta

3 жыл бұрын

@@C-13770 which story does he appear in? Trying to find it in the Worst playlist

@C-13770

3 жыл бұрын

@@pinoygauta i was wrong about it being hep. He is in the story tho. He was mentioned in part 4 or 5 of Warewolfs are assholes. Also in the Cerber story where you follow the one legged chicks story.

@pinoygauta

3 жыл бұрын

@@C-13770 thank you! I had a listen. Maybe the blade maker in this story is the original guy they were gonna get weapons from?

The accents are great, but I would i would kill for a super rough cockney or scouse spin on a story just for the memes 😭🥺

Wow this one was actually pretty unsettling, but great work as always NaturesTemper.

I am kind of surprised the guy didn’t get a barrel of water that drowned a person to quench the heated metal

@randyvandinter9064

3 жыл бұрын

Yea but you almost never quench in water usually use oil

@TheDesmarius

3 жыл бұрын

Chungus Who good point, and my mistake.

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

While there are water hardening steels, that tends to necessitate knowing both the aim quench heat, quench time, and composition of the steel. Since he was using an old sawmill blade, there's a general landscape of the carbon content you'd want for a large monosteel blade like that, he wouldn't have been willing to risk all the effort he put into it up to that point on a water quench. That and the idea of the story was to build a abhorrent antagonist without him directly harming anyone himself. More or less a focus on the philosophy of "Where is the line that makes a person good or bad? Are they bad because of negative thoughts and desires, or are they only bad when they act on them?" And so on with the concept of the repercussions our actions have once they are outside our field of influence and so and so forth. But yeah, I wanted people to hate him and be unsettled by him without him actually physically harming anyone himself up to that point.

Please let there be more of this series 🙏🙏🙏 Love your work!

Ooooh that's gonna leave a mark 🤣🤣🤣 well played sir. 😎

Dark, impressive, well written, curious. I am anxious to see if there will be more.

Thanks for all the work you put into these stories. Was wanting to hear the follow up from the first one.

I love your narrations. Thank you for continuing to make good videos.

Genuinely the creepiest 1 I've heard. Good job

My brains are exploding with terror. I must eat my fingers.

For some reason this one fell alot darker then your usual stuff.

I feel like this isnt over. He would be great antagonist...

@RazaTheMaza

3 жыл бұрын

Would have thought he would be a good antagonist myself

Bruh great story really well done pt2 asap

This is a morbidly sick and fascinating story and as always the narration is perfect of course. 🖤

This is best damn channel on all of youtube!!!!!

@joshuamcleod3442

3 жыл бұрын

Have you heard of dark somnium? He does pretty good.

We need more of all these videos

That is messed up! As always, your storytelling shines. No telling what a person that talented might produce if he used his skills for good rather than evil. But of course, where's the fun in that?

I LOVE this story!!!!

If I am not mistaken this is part of the "Werewolfs are Assholes" universe. Another narrator has done the whole series. But that was years ago. Good to hear them in a new light.

As an antique knife/sword collector I thought this story was awesome. And a little terrifying. Love your work NT!

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

Made a replica of it. It's posted on the Redding account linked in the video description.

@cinders2894

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshwaggoner1301 It is absolutely stunning. What a beautiful design. Just like your stories. Beautifully dark and alluring. Wonderful craftsmanship.

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

@@cinders2894 Thank you very much. I actually have it hanging on my wall and my friends who follow the series refuse to go anywhere near it when they're here. Haha. What's even funnier is the day after, THE day after this was uploaded to Dr. Creepen's channel around 2 years ago, I got an email from a criminal defense attorney in Utah asking me about the intended purpose of the Priscilla brush sword I designed for Schrade. I never actually found out why either. Haha. Oh, and if you're into this story and weapons and stuff, I HIGHLY recommend you check out the Japanese movie RE:BORN. It's a masterpiece and was what inspired me to tell part of this story through the weapons and items in it. If you pay really close attention to the weapons the characters in the movie use, you can find an entire backstory told through them alone. Best I can describe it is a martial arts movie with heavy influence from Japanese horror cinema. There's really nothing else like it.

@cinders2894

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshwaggoner1301 RE:BORN sounds right up my alley! Martial arts, weapons and horror! I couldn't think of anything better! That beautiful sword would look amazing on a wall, it's gorgeous and I love that it creeps people out! Haha. You definitely have a way with words and world creation, I'm thrilled that you are getting recognition for your talents! Also, beautiful knives and swords are my weakness, so I find your talents doubly impressive. I make jewelry for a living, and am learning knife making, I very much appreciate the art. Keep up your creative talents, you are very unique. ☺️

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

@@cinders2894 Oh yeah I'm pretty sure you'd enjoy it. I haven't found anyone yet who hasn't gone absolutely crazy over it by the end of the opening scene. Haha. And recognition is nice I guess, but I've never been good with accepting praise. I'm more of a "That'll do pig, that'll do." kind of guy. Haha. My favorite feedback has always been when I see someone say something I wrote inspired them to start writing or to get back into it. And I love making jewelry! That's actually something I'd like to get more into and better at. You should swing by my Instagram sometime of you're getting into knife making. I've been able to help several people get into it over the years. Mostly by telling them how to avoid my screw ups... Haha. I like to say let my mistakes work for you. Like "Oh yeah I tried that once." "Really? How'd that go?" "I set myself on fire... Twice... Consecutively."

Knowingly have a cursed item to a man with a family... that is fucked up

I love this story and would LOVE to see this made into a movie!!!

Ahhh so it’s the creepy old dude that went down to the hotel library 📚! Thanks again for the fantastic narration! I re-listened to the series last night to get some insight to who this evil villain is. XOX Luna

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

But have you figured out who his connection to I Ride for Cerber yet?

@GlitterismyCRACK

3 жыл бұрын

Josh Waggoner If I’m remembering correctly he was the first house that they stopped at to have the weapons made to fight the vampires. But he was on his way out and told them to basically get lost. Is that what you mean?

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

@@GlitterismyCRACK That was in Werewolves are Assholes. But he's connected to I Ride for Cerber too in a big way.

@sbeav1105

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshwaggoner1301 his connection is to Jim, right? He did have a huge gambling debt and he did get those nails from an evidence clerk with a huge gambling debt..that he'd pay his gambling debt and more. He is who Harley works for as well. Yes, no or maybe?

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

@@sbeav1105 Nope. That's Travis who has the gambling problem. Jim's the alcoholic. Jim worked construction and Travis worked at a pawn shop. This guy and Jim don't have a sold connection yet because I refuse to write Jim, ever. That's for Michelle (Mofucious) to do. That's the one major thing I decided when I agreed to write the second Cerber series for her and Skott. There is a connection between this guy and Cerber, several actually, but they're in smaller details.

I really like your voice ☺️ Amazing job ✨

ay ay ay the way you described the choping secuence is how i chop zombies in dying light

This is delightfully tasteful

Well this got fucked up quick

I was excited to see the second half today and see where this went- them almost wish i hasn’t Whoa!

So this is one of the guys Lui and Abigail fought in the season 1finale of paranormal mafia.

Bit too gratuitous for me, but brilliantly executed (no pun intended).

I can't visualize the sword. Any links to pictures of the inspiring weapons?

@jtjones73

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. An Ottoman yatagan sword is very gently curved, so I am not sure what the author is referring to when he said "it's curved in the shape of an S". I would love to see images of what inspired this cursed sword.

@Pinefr0st

3 жыл бұрын

@@jtjones73 i was worried that my question was lame, I appreciate that I wasn't the only one wondering this.

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

Laz bichaq, often called the Black Sea yataghan have been found all over the world from Africa to southeast Asia, and we're adopted by many cultures due to them being popular aboard ships, especially among pirates. Derivations found in Sumatra tend to have a more forward leaning blade than its counterparts and have more simplistic construction.

@Pinefr0st

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshwaggoner1301 so this? (Link to Google pic) images.app.goo.gl/NNR8KYLeaprRNj589

I know of 2 similar stories of cursed blades nothing this well lvl

Is this all in order?

I love this story so much, I find myself thinking about it randomly throughout the day

@lovealways4435

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I do that with other stories. Like the "my soul is trapped in a Pikachu doll" story. Anytime I ask my daughter to pick up her toys I hear "see what happens when you don't pick up your toys kids?! Daddy....goes to hell" 😂

I love all these worstverse stories. But as a blacksmith, I can tell this is fiction...he has money...lmao

What's cool to me this story is part of the Werewolves universe

@axelNodvon2047

3 жыл бұрын

What werewolves universe? Is it by the same author?

@Gfish17

3 жыл бұрын

@@axelNodvon2047 Technically 2 Authors. Josh Wogner is 1 of them.

@Gfish17

4 ай бұрын

​@@axelNodvon2047 The other one is Mofucious.

The power of the Rotten One is in that Blade.

@cheekguardian1378

Ай бұрын

Why do you say that?

@Gfish17

Ай бұрын

@@cheekguardian1378 I thought it sounded spooky 😁

Is it fucked up that I am still watching this while sharpening a machete. In defend it was the next automatic play video

This reminds me of the magnus archives

Was there a next time ? Is there a follow up ?!

Was that difficult to read? The violent parts were hard to listen to but I like the concept behind the story.

Going to insert at time stamp 1900 that his note to Jerry is gonna F him.

Wow this is dark. I like it.

Part 3 yes

Excalibur 🗡

nice 👍🏾

reminds me of the broodwich from athf

So this is the blade creepy glasses guy used on those sacrifices??

@joshwaggoner1301

2 жыл бұрын

No, consult the chronological playlist. This is about a year later.

@ComradeCommissarYuri

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshwaggoner1301 but it is creepy glasses guy?

Looks like this is jeff the killers best friend haha

Damn this one is fuuuuucked up

Urgh!! Don't bother won't be listening to anymore of these. I'm off to take a bath, and perhaps find an online church service complete with confession afterwards! I can't help feeling my soul has been tainted in some way! This is one sick puppy! Stella

DUDE... Like... DUDE...

Is it bad that I kind of want one?

@corywooton9962

3 ай бұрын

A year later I know, but recently Josh has started working on replicas of the sword. No word on the price yet, but they are being made.

I Really Liked this Story! 🤗 And you make it Wonderful to listen to! 😍 Thanks for Sharing NT! 🙋‍♀️✌💜👻🐶😻🐾🐢🐬👀💋🙏

Awesome! I feel akin to the author, being of similar mind as his ....anti-hero protagonist. A truly fun listening pleasure

Me likly alot

So this just a gore-hound story with a edgelord "protagonist".The family is actually less important than people who got killed by the individual components of the murder sword so why should I care?The main guy is like "uhhh I hate humans" "uhhh my work is so good" and the "explanation" (if you can call it that) is about as scientific as scientology.

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

Your boos mean nothing. I've seen what makes you cheer.

@altxogershavelayers5166

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshwaggoner1301 Rick and Morty?That explains the levels of depth,or lack thereof.

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

@@altxogershavelayers5166 Ha. So you ARE one one those people. I knew it. You talk shit about it while simultaneously knowing it well enough to immediately recognize an obscure one liner reference. And you like Undertail, your opinion means NOTHING to me. 😂 And your profile picture is literally from the MCU. Some of the most shallow, lackadaisical, nonsense writing in modern cinema tailored to the lowest common denominator. And you have the nerve to say something isn't scientific. Don't they have a metal that "absorbs vibration" and don't they literally bullshit their way through half a movie with time travel? Any story that does backwards time travel is immediately the least scientific thing possible. "Oh but they have these stones that control the basic forces of the universe." "Oh and what are those?" "The mind stone, time stone, power stone, sou-" "Ok no just stop. Please just stop." And they have speedsters. Literally the most "this could never be scientifically feasible" power possible. Anything with a speedster is a clear sign that basic physics mean nothing to those writers. Or the green guy that grows three times his original size by creating matter from nothing? So science. 🤣 Anyway, since you like "depth", if you can tell me the man's name in this story I'll concede that you know more about how to tell a story than I do. You only have around 30 other stories in the connected universe to pour through and listen to every tiny piece of information and follow the chain of causality to figure it out. Hell you might even be able to figure out his real motivation and why he lied in this introduction story. Which I'm sure you realized it's part of a larger story since it's clearly stated in the description, and you don't miss a thing, because you demand "depth". Shouldn't be hard for you at all right?

@altxogershavelayers5166

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshwaggoner1301 The MCU profile pic is for a joke I had with my friends based on a cringy video of a Thanos 3 A.M challenge,so I like how you jumped to conclusions immediately based on appearance,you just scream depth. But the shallow MCU and your "stories" in their "connected universe" share a thing,i only watch/Listen to them once and forget about them the next day,difference being that creators of MCU don't get on my back for not liking their crap. Then you go on how your "connected universe" is somehow deep?Don't make me laugh,there are like 10h of that Cerber crap where the whole hook is "oh haha I'm all buddy buddy with paranormal haha so quirky and fun ha ha" puddle deep characters with illusion of depth,held up only on brief novelty of having stuff like Captain Hook and Dracula in the same room.

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

@@altxogershavelayers5166 "I only watched/did it ironically" is and always has been the most piss poor cop out possible. Like I said, you like Undertail. So my original statement stands. Your boos mean nothing. I've seen what makes you cheer. I'd have to respect you and value your opinion to care what you think about anything of mine. But you're still outing your bullshit with every sentence. "That Cerber crap". You had to listen pretty damn far in to know that's part of the story, especially to be something you call crap. Or did you watch all those ironically too? 😂 You literally watched the first part, left a pissy comment, then went straight on and watched the second part. You're either a masochist or an idiot. Go watch another Disney movie and leave the writing to the adults. Cause I know your comments sound awesome and scathing in your head, but here's the reality champ, nobody is asking you if they can narrate them. You don't have writers in your inbox saying "Hey that was a really good unconstructive negative comment you left on that video. Do you have any helpful advice for the negative comments I'm working on right now?" Or better yet, there's no narrators making a public announcement saying "I'm going to be hard pressed for time, but your comments specifically will get priority over everyone else's." Or "They should make a show or movie out of your comments!" Nobody is asking you for ANYTHING, especially your opinion. Because as important as what you have to say is to you, all it is for me and people like me is something to screenshot and have a good laugh about with our other writer friends. "Hey look at this stupid comment Thanos left on one of my stories after he was done binge watching cringy Undertail music videos" is about all that amounts to in the end. 😂

I'm only afraid of two things, my wife and whoever thought this up and wrote it down. Something is wrong with this author.

Whoa dude. Child violence. Give us some warning please

Sloppy work... smh. Did you bother to make the impact of the hilt match the machete and not your blade? Also the machete would have dulled too soon. Honestly it would be best to just take the blade and leave, a mystery to the police. And now you're putting it in "circulation"? You get two weilders max before your creation gets thrown into evidence and is locked away forever. Still love you though.

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

Several things used in the making came from a police evidence locker. And a hole in drywall just looks like a hole. And you can't make that assessment without knowing what type of machete was used. Who's the manufacturer? Generic Chinese from Walmart? Gerber? Marble? Condor? Kershaw? Cold Steel? Aim hardness for a good machete is the same area as it is for a sword. Mid 50s HRC. You can cut through a lot of bone with a mid 50s blade before it just stops. Especially with good edge geometry. And just taking the sword gives the police 100% confirmation that another party was involved. Worst possible thing he could have done if he didn't want them to immediately start a manhunt for an accomplice. Also in the follow up to this that was never posted it did end up in an evidence locker. There was a specific scene in this part to indicate that it creates an obsessive pull in people around it. So it wasn't in there for long.

@Zantreful

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshwaggoner1301 Holy crap man, I'm not prepared for your essay on this! But props to you, haha, I love it. Okay so... The last victim he killed was the daughter, which the guy cut cleanly in half. As said, he had to dent the blade to implicate the impact with teeth from the son... But not the impact from the shin bones, knee bones and pelvis bone from the wife? A blade that could withstand all of that and still slice cleanly through a human would be a miracle at the least, right?

@joshwaggoner1301

3 жыл бұрын

@@Zantreful No, not at all. Teeth are orders of magnitude harder than bone. Will bone have impact on an edge, absolutely. Would it make it no longer paper slicing sharp, no doubt. But a modest machete can do ungodly amounts of damage for an extended period of time, especially with a correctly sharpened edge. There's a great deal of momentum behind a blade that size. Just take a look at some of the Cold Steel product demonstrations. They cut a 200lb+ pig carcass in half with one swing from a very cheap Latin style machete that you would easily find in someone's shed or garage in Alabama. But then there's another consideration. The reality of police work. And I say this as someone who once upon a time wanted to be a homicide detective, and who through my professional and family life knows several homicide detectives. The reality is... Sherlock Holmes they are not. TV and literature has painting a very different picture of detective than what the real world has to offer. And understanding things like edge retention and deterioration under specific usages is a very, VERY niche knowledge set. Not even a particularly astute detective would consider anything beyond the point that the machete was sharp enough to make the coinciding wounds found at the scene, if that. That's just not their normal thought process. In their eyes, the murder weapon is present, it has DNA corresponding to each victim along with matching blood spatter patterns on the perpetrator's body, and if they think to check for it against all odds, damage patterns on the edge to match. In their eyes, that's the murder weapon. The niche knowledge of the amount of edge deterioration in correlation with the hardness of the blade would never even be a consideration. Also, while I've had a few similar discussions on the topic, it is usually about what you mentioned above. But never about the pink elephant in the room that I thought would be the first thing people would pick up on, and what is intended to be the mechanism behind the next part of this story. Which is in turn meant to be the finale of the independent story set before the respective WAA, Cursed Object, and Worst Hotel stories merge into the "Werewolves, Worst Hotel, and the Most Cursed Object in History storyline. And that's the very existence of the story itself. The big, massive piece of publicly accessible evidence that they just read or listened to. The narrative being that there is a detective that does, against all odds, discover that there's a misanthropic bladesmith who lives right down the road from the crime scene and who realizes this might be more than just a scary story on the internet. Granted, the plot isn't going to be what you might expect, but such is the theme of the series. And there's also a lot about his motivations and his history he omitted in this story, but that's why you have him popping in and out of the other parts of the series. You get to piece his history and secrets together as the story goes one. Well... at least people like you who have an eye for details might.

@Zantreful

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshwaggoner1301 I didn't realize you were the author until just now. Oof. Great work, by the way. Thanks for taking the time to talk, and keep these good stories going!

Ahhhh, that was a sloppy mess of................. borrrringgggggggggggggggggggg

For maximum cursedness he should have used it as a "poop knife"