Field Notes

Frequency Logbook

Log	Freq	Length	Notes
01	4.026 MHz	08:35	The Shadow in the Spare Garage It doesn't move. It doesn't speak. It just stands there when the fluorescent light flickers...
02	7.123 MHz	07:13	Threads from the Black Vault The forum users were disappearing one by one. I found the final post they all left behind.
03	3.995 MHz	09:09	The Protection Ritual Scratches The notebook wasn't empty when I bought it. The ink felt fresh, but the paper was fifty years old.
04	4.826 MHz	10:52	Sleep Paralysis, Hat Man, Old Hag Three names for the same visitor. Every account ends the same way: don't acknowledge it.
05	4.047 MHz	10:10	Voices Under the Carrier Wave Logged at 14:20 UTC. Unreadable speech beneath a music loop that no station admits to playing.
06	7.123 MHz	10:05	The Well at the End of the Coordinates A flat monotone reciting numbers. Plotted on a map, they land on a dry well in the woods.
07	4.026 MHz	10:00	End of Transmission Final entry in the logbook. If you are hearing this, the loop has completed. Don't look at the window.
08	6.930 MHz	15:42	The Numbers Station Went Quiet For eleven years it counted without pause. Last Tuesday it stopped mid-sequence and said my name.
09	5.140 MHz	15:08	Something Answered on the Baby Monitor Two rooms, one receiver. The third voice was not in the house.
10	4.625 MHz	14:31	The Buzzer A drone that never sleeps. The night it broke pattern, three listeners stopped posting forever.
11	3.413 MHz	14:05	Tapes from the Ranger Station Forty hours of empty forest audio. At hour thirty-eight, footsteps circle the microphone.
12	8.992 MHz	15:27	The Neighbour Who Copied Me He mowed when I mowed. He slept when I slept. Then he started answering my phone.
13	4.724 MHz	15:02	Cold Spot in Unit 4B The tenants left in a hurry. Their thermostat log tells the story better than they could.
14	11.175 MHz	14:36	Distress Call From an Empty Boat The mayday repeats every ninety seconds, always in the same voice, always in past tense.
15	4.026 MHz	10:45	Do Not Acknowledge the Signal The last rule in the logbook, underlined twice. I broke it on a Sunday.

LOG 014.026 MHz08:35
The Shadow in the Spare Garage
It doesn't move. It doesn't speak. It just stands there when the fluorescent light flickers...
LOG 027.123 MHz07:13
Threads from the Black Vault
The forum users were disappearing one by one. I found the final post they all left behind.
LOG 033.995 MHz09:09
The Protection Ritual Scratches
The notebook wasn't empty when I bought it. The ink felt fresh, but the paper was fifty years old.
LOG 044.826 MHz10:52
Sleep Paralysis, Hat Man, Old Hag
Three names for the same visitor. Every account ends the same way: don't acknowledge it.
LOG 054.047 MHz10:10
Voices Under the Carrier Wave
Logged at 14:20 UTC. Unreadable speech beneath a music loop that no station admits to playing.
LOG 067.123 MHz10:05
The Well at the End of the Coordinates
A flat monotone reciting numbers. Plotted on a map, they land on a dry well in the woods.
LOG 074.026 MHz10:00
End of Transmission
Final entry in the logbook. If you are hearing this, the loop has completed. Don't look at the window.
LOG 086.930 MHz15:42
The Numbers Station Went Quiet
For eleven years it counted without pause. Last Tuesday it stopped mid-sequence and said my name.
LOG 095.140 MHz15:08
Something Answered on the Baby Monitor
Two rooms, one receiver. The third voice was not in the house.
LOG 104.625 MHz14:31
The Buzzer
A drone that never sleeps. The night it broke pattern, three listeners stopped posting forever.
LOG 113.413 MHz14:05
Tapes from the Ranger Station
Forty hours of empty forest audio. At hour thirty-eight, footsteps circle the microphone.
LOG 128.992 MHz15:27
The Neighbour Who Copied Me
He mowed when I mowed. He slept when I slept. Then he started answering my phone.
LOG 134.724 MHz15:02
Cold Spot in Unit 4B
The tenants left in a hurry. Their thermostat log tells the story better than they could.
LOG 1411.175 MHz14:36
Distress Call From an Empty Boat
The mayday repeats every ninety seconds, always in the same voice, always in past tense.
LOG 154.026 MHz10:45
Do Not Acknowledge the Signal
The last rule in the logbook, underlined twice. I broke it on a Sunday.