The Werewolf and the Yeti Page #2

Year:
1975
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My sister Yanika and me are

the guardians of the sanctuary.

She will decide

if we can offer you shelter.

He is very strong.

He'll be a good companion

and a passionate lover.

When the full moon shines in the sky,

our loneliness will end forever.

What happened? I must have fainted.

Calm down. You've been very ill.

You were about to die from exhaustion.

But we have saved you.

Take this. It will do you good.

Taking the Falun route

means losing three days.

We will follow the route we planned.

The reports I received are true.

The bandits have attacked some settlements

near the barrier of Rongbuk.

If they discover us, they'll kill us.

It's a risk we have to take, Tiger Passan.

Sometimes, it's not a good idea

to demand too much from our men.

Let's go.

No, this nightmare can't be true.

Oh, my God.

I will wake up any minute.

Yes, that ravine must be

the entrance of Karakorum.

It seems accessible.

Saayd Talbot,

I tried to convince the Professor

to wait for four moons

before entering Karakorum.

Look, Tiger, we don't care about those

old wives' tales that scare you so much.

I'm telling you,

I won't believe that the yeti exists

until I can see it with my own eyes.

This morning, when we passed

the monastery of Pamboche,

some monks told me that Temujin

and his bandits are near the ravine.

If they capture us, they'll take us to the

palace of Sekkar Khan and torture us.

Regarding the two women,

I hope they won't capture them alive.

Enough. You won't get anywhere

with your tall tales.

We'll cross Rongbuk and explore Karakorum.

I don't know who named you "Tiger."

I've never seen so much fear in a man.

At sunrise, we'll meet Temujin in Lakhura.

Then we'll attack the expedition.

It'll be easy.

Two beautiful and young white women.

A good haul for which Sekkar Khan

will reward us generously.

We've been very lucky.

What is that?

- Sylvia, why don't you try to sleep?

- I can't, Melody.

What will become of Waldemar?

After so many days,

I can only imagine he is dead.

Come on. He might have found a shelter.

Don't give up hope.

I'm going for a walk.

Maybe that will calm me down.

Sylvia, be careful.

Don't go far from the camp.

I couldn't sleep either.

What a beautiful night.

And look how bright the moon is.

- What's on your mind?

- Nothing.

You have something on your mind.

I don't understand.

You are not a normal woman.

You have personality. But he...

But you...

Norman, you have class, don't you?

Naturally, beautiful,

and you know it better than anyone.

Besides, it's ridiculous

to suffer for someone

who is more dead than my grandfather.

Let me help you forget about him.

Comforting sad and lonely women

is my mission.

You disgust me! Let go of me!

What do you think, Ralph?

Could that torn throat

have been caused by the yeti?

I don't know.

I don't know what to think either.

But if it wasn't the yeti,

what strange creature did it?

I would say it was a strong biped

anthropoid with human characteristics.

But at the same time, the thumb

doesn't close with the other fingers,

like those of the apes.

Besides, it has big nails,

so it could be a big canine.

Poor Norman. What a horrible way to die.

Well, there is nothing we can do now.

Talbot, bring some shovels and my Bible

from the camp.

We have a difficult situation, Ralph.

Norman has been killed

by a mysterious creature

that could attack again any time.

Waldemar is gone. He might be dead.

And the Sherpas are scared and capable

of reacting unexpectedly.

And the bandits, Professor.

According to Passan,

they are prowling around here.

I warned you, Sayyid Talbot.

We shouldn't have come.

The demons will destroy you.

My men rebelled

and fear made them crazy.

I couldn't stop them.

Well. Obviously, we can't continue

to Karakorum.

Without guides and provisions,

it would be a suicide.

There is no other option.

We have to try to get back

to the base camp.

That won't be easy either.

Don't shoot! Do not resist!

You are surrounded!

Ralph!

The only option is the woods.

Try to cross it with the girls.

We'll cover you.

No, I won't abandon you!

Sylvia, if those bandits captured you,

I would never forgive myself.

Try to save yourself, I'm begging you!

Come on, Sylvia!

One here!

Well, Larry. It's over.

We surrender! Don't shoot!

Drop your weapons

and come out with your hands up!

Old man, I know you are very wise,

and that will save your life.

Sekkar Khan would like to meet you.

You're not wise. You'll entertain us.

You and you, find the woman that escaped

and take her to the palace.

Find her or I'll cut your throats.

Bring the injured woman. See what's got.

If she can survive,

we'll take her to the Khan.

Come on, take her. Yes.

Hold her still.

Take advantage of her!

Let go of me!

- No!

- Come on!

She's a wild cat!

Careful with your face!

Waldemar!

Sylvia. Oh, my God.

My God.

They injured Melody and killed Ralph.

Lawrence and Dad were still shooting

when I escaped. Then...

the bandits caught me

and that horrible being turned up.

Then I understood

that Tiger Passan was right.

It was horrible, Waldemar.

And then, I don't know... I fainted.

What will happen now?

The bandits must have killed my father.

We have to go back

to the place of the ambush.

Only then will we know what happened.

I don't want my father's body...

Stay here.

Larry.

Larry. Oh, my God.

Waldemar.

Is that you?

Please, I'm begging you.

Kill me.

Kill me!

Larry, listen. I don't see

Melody's or the Professor's bodies.

What did they do to them?

They didn't kill them.

They took them with them.

Larry, please. Where did they take them?

Tell me. Tell me!

To the palace of Sekkar Khan.

I don't want to suffer any longer.

No... I'm begging you.

When will I be totally cured?

I've followed your treatment

for many months now.

The healing process is slow,

but it won't fail.

Part of the skin has regenerated,

and the evolution is positive.

What's the matter, Temujin?

You know I don't like being disturbed.

Great Khan,

we've attacked a new expedition.

I have captured a beautiful woman

and a very wise doctor.

- A very wise doctor?

- That's what the Sherpas told me.

That doctor must die.

As per the woman, take her to the dungeons

until we need her.

Wandesa, I'm the only one

that gives orders here.

For the moment, spare the wise man's life.

If you fail, I might go to him.

At last. A place with people.

Let's go.

Wait here.

Anybody here?

Waldemar!

Don't touch her!

Enough! Stop! Don't hit him!

It's Thar the Dumb. He lives with me.

He is harmless.

Sylvia.

She was badly hit, but it's not serious.

We'll take her to the monastery,

and she'll recover quickly.

Nobody has ever come out

from the palace of Sekkar Khan alive.

If they took your friend's father

and the other woman there,

you won't see them again.

But who is Sekkar Khan?

A tyrant, a descendant from an old lineage

who has had the control

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Paul Naschy

Paul Naschy (born Jacinto Molina Álvarez, September 6, 1934 – November 30, 2009) was a Spanish movie actor, screenwriter, and director working primarily in horror films. His portrayals of numerous classic horror figures—the Wolfman, Frankenstein's Monster, Count Dracula, the Hunchback of Notre Dame, Fu Manchu and a mummy—earned him recognition as the Spanish Lon Chaney. He had one of the most recognizable faces in Spanish horror film. Naschy also starred in dozens of action films, historical dramas, crime movies, TV shows and documentaries. He also wrote the screenplays for most of his films and directed a number of them as well. King Juan Carlos I presented Naschy with Spain's Gold Medal Award for Fine Arts in 2001 in honor of his work, the Spanish equivalent of being knighted. more…

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