Ladisloa's Radio

On a foggy London night, a restless Abraham Gray wanders the streets. He awoke from a nightmare so dreadful it left him in cold sweats, its agony pursuing him even into the streets. And the fog seems to draw him further into a terrifying nightmare with every unsteady step. He then discovers something in the alley behind a deserted pub. Following him, the air hisses, and the fog continues to develop. Abraham gets down on one knee and takes a small tarp off the object. A radio. The radio looks like an antique made of wood. The radio’s round top, flat bottom’s perfect ridges, tarnished gold dials, and monument-like center speakers fascinates Abraham. A tawny sheen outlines the walnut-colored radio. Abraham can see the radio is an antique from its shape and looks. Yet, upon bringing the radio home, Abraham listens, and his nightmares become more bizarre than the ones that drew him into the fog.