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Big-D and his sons tour a Norfolk ghost trail, stumbling headfirst into a World of Darkness...

Chapter 1: Adorable Family Trip

Important note! Chronologically, this takes place before Chapter 2.

In this our first Hunter Audiodrama, we bear auditory witness to some Father and Son-in-Law bonding, as Kitten goes deep into some local Norfolk Folklore, whilst Big-D ponders about the truth of these legends within the context of his own understanding of the hidden world beneath human society.

Chapter 1.1 | Kitten & Big-D's Primer on the Supernatural and Local Folklore

Important note! Chronologically, this takes place before Chapter 2, just as our last audiodrama.

In this our second outing for the Audiologs series, we scream our way into a rollercoaster of a discussion between two larger-than-life individuals with acute attention deficiancy and emotions swinging like a wild four-dimensional pendulum.

Chapter 1.2 | The Probing of Kevin

Trapping vampires in your cellar as your Sunday morning activity turns out to be a poor idea.

This is the worst chapter-title in the series, for the record, but it was worth it.

Chapter 2 | If the Vampires had a Tortured Wrestling Match

The last chapter of the first HTP Arc sets the hunter family against the rancid nosferatu Pyotr, hopped up on the vitae of his comrades.

Chapter 3 | Hunter's Hunters Hunted

At the Constabulary in Wells-Next-The-Sea, Big-D is about to be interviewed by one Detective Sergeant Guy Chapman. He prepares to make use of his humongous, utterly paranoid brain to navigate his way through the labyrinth that is his family's own testimonies, avoiding detection by both the law and the Camarilla. Will his own family be his undoing? Or will his over-suspicious mind lead him down a path of no return? Does his brain really even properly function anymore?

Oh no.

Chapter 3.1 | Big-D's "Guide" to Avoiding Arrest

The family tend to sixth member of their family, Horse, Big-D's third and clearly most favouritest son, whom has fallen ill with some mysterious affliction.

Since Horse is a horse, the dialogue gets quite one-sided as each and every single family member comes out, tends to him and speaks to him like a bunch of freaks talking to a horse (that is to say any horse owner).

Chapter 3.2 | Something is Wrong with Horse

Marckus is on a night out with his weirdo friends from the clandestine organisation known as the Arcanum, and soon enough comes into trouble with the local hooligans.

Chapter 3.3 | Marckus Goes Pubbing with his Weirdo Friends (gets in a brawl)

In this installment, Big-D continues his quest for the coveted 99p blender by emotionally manipulating a minimum wage worker – and subsequently having a panic attack.

Chapter 3.4 The Blender Crusade: In Spiteful Defiance of Corporate Villainy

In the mystifying finale of The Blender Crusade mini-arc, Big-D's panic attack reaches its crescendo as he assaults an old man with a skin condition working past his retirement age who is just trying to give his assailant advice on stocks.

Chapter 3.5 The Blender Crusade: ASSAULT ON THE ELDERLY (A Financial Horror)

Chapter 3.6 | 2006 Gamer Podcast

Important note! Chronologically, this takes place before Chapter 4.

In this Hunter Audiodrama, we once again join in for some Father and Son-in-Law bonding, as they go on a Hunt for a potential Ghoul invader...

Chapter 3.7 | GHOUL LORE: Big-D & Kitten’s Crash-Course on Fatally Addicted

Important note! Chronologically, this takes place before Chapter 4.

In this Audiolog, we linger on Boy, his... Original Fiction,

and whatever might have happened in his brain after both the Cellar Incident, and whatever he discovered was wrong with their Horse.

Chapter 3.8 | Half Demon, All Hunter: Boy Story

Following info yielded by the Vampire Wizard Kevin, our Hunter Cell enter the mystical halls of the Arcanum, looking for a vampiric infiltrator among its members, only for their investigation to be utterly derailed by the petty dramatics of an ancient bloodfeud.

Can YOU hazard the idenity of the culprit?

Watch and try to comprehend...

Chapter 4 | The Feuds of our Fathers

In this Sub-Chapter (Audiolog), our Hunters stew in the aftermath of Lord Fatigue's demise.

In an attempt to figure out what happened, the Hunters, joined by Dr. Waters, discuss a small sampling of Vampiric abilities that might have caused this tragedy.

Chapter 4.1 | VAMPIRE LORE: Big-D’s Guide to Vampiric Powers

After the foul murder in the Arcanum, the group attempts to set aside their differences to find the culprit behind the gruesome act...

Chapter 5 | Don't Take Me For A Ghoul!

Whilst our Hunters begin their new Hunt, we pan to another part of Norfolk. Detective Sergeant Guy Chapman and Consulting Detective Kevin cross an empty rural road in eachother's company, 'til a new mystery blasts down from the very heavens above...

Hunter: The Parenting - Chapter 5.1 | Plane Policework

Hunter: The Parenting takes place in the year 2006 in the county of Norfolk, UK, the family of main characters living just outside the township of Warham. It's slated to last 15 episodes according to Alfabusa's patreon.

The Best Seasons of Hunter: The Parenting

The Best Seasons of Hunter: The Parenting

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