The same day that Fox encountered the Mystic Water Horse, a 12 year old boy went missing in our small coastal town. He had told his father that he was going to meet a friend out on the edge of Point Mystic but he never arrived at his destination.

He has disappeared without a trace.

What makes a monster a monster? Is it difference, as some believe? Is it about the harm a monster causes another? What I have learned is that monsters are often not what they seem.

While the sun is shining and the islands of the bay are as perfect as a postcard, it’s hard to imagine what happened in this cove. The thing that finally scared Fox into telling us about Gnarwhal. He cannot explain the strange events that occurred the day he returned here to look for the waterhorse with the intention of befriending it, so we must try.

As the entire town mobilizes to search for the missing children, Christopher, Marguerite and Fox discover a doorway that leads to an enigmatic figure known as the Beach Witch, who warns that things may be even darker than they appear.

The hunt for the Mystic Waterhorse, the children, and the dark thing that took them…

We discover the truth about what’s been taking the children of Point Mystic, where they have gone, and what it may mean for all of us.

CONTENT WARNING: Child endangerment.

NOTE: This episode begins directly after the cliffhanger ending of episode 21, Gnarwhal Part 7: The Waterhorse. We recommend listening to that episode before listening to our season finale.

Trapped on Devilfish Island, Fox and I fight for our lives against the monster that took Sam Kenyon and Jake Morgan, and may soon take us all.