William Dale, a professor and geologist at the University of Akamiska, recalled this story from a first person perspective, hoping to prevent an important and widely publicized Antarctic scientific expedition. During his explanation of m.77mi.cc, Dale told how he led a group of scholars from the University of Miskatonic to the previous Antarctic expedition. During this expedition, they found ancient ruins and a dangerous secret outside the mountains higher than the the Himalayas. A small advance team led by Professor Lake has discovered traces of 14 prehistoric life forms that were previously unknown to science and could not be identified as plants or animals. Among them, 6 specimens were severely damaged, and 8 specimens were well preserved. The strata of the specimen were placed too early on the geological time scale, and the characteristics of the specimen cannot evolve. Some Cambrian fossils show signs of using tools to carve specimens as food. When the main exploration team lost contact with Lake and his team, Dell and his colleagues conducted an investigation. Lake's camp was destroyed, and most people and dogs were slaughtered, while a person named Gerdini and one of the dogs were absent. Near the expedition team's campsite, they discovered six star shaped snow mounds, each with a specimen underneath. They also found that better preserved forms of life had disappeared and conducted some form of anatomical experiment on an unnamed man and a dog. This missing man is suspected to have completely gone insane and has killed and maimed all others. Dell and a graduate student named Danforth flew a plane through the mountains, believing that it was the exterior wall of a huge abandoned stone city that stood out from any human architecture. Due to their resemblance to mythological creatures mentioned in the Book of the Dead, the builders of this lost civilization are called "monsters"; Old thing;. By exploring these wonderful structures, people learned through hieroglyphs and murals that shortly after the formation of the moon, ancient things first arrived on Earth and with the help of the moon, their cities were built; Shoggots - biological entities created to perform any task, take any form, and reflect any thought. There are indications that all life on Earth evolved from the cellular material left behind by shoggots. As more and more buildings were explored, explorers learned about the conflict between ancient objects and the interstellar descendants of Cthulhu and Mi go, which soon arrived on Earth. These images also reflect that once the Shogo people gained independence, their civilization would degenerate. As more resources are used to maintain order, etching becomes casual and primitive. The mural also suggests an unnamed evil lurking in larger mountains outside the city. This mountain range rises one night, and certain phenomena and events prevent elderly people from exploring it. When Antarctica became uninhabitable, even elderly people quickly migrated to a huge underground ocean. Dell and Danforth eventually realized that the missing elders in the advance camp had somehow been resurrected, and after slaughtering the explorers, they returned to their own cities. Dyer and Danforth also discovered traces of Elder Things's early exploration, as well as sleds containing Gedney and his missing dog body. They were ultimately drawn towards the entrance of the tunnel, entering the underground area depicted in the mural. Here, they discovered evidence of various ancient creatures dying in a brutal struggle, as well as evidence of six foot tall blind penguins calmly wandering, which were clearly used as livestock. Then, they encountered a black, bubbling lump that they thought was a long haired elephant and ran away. On the plane over the plateau, Danforth turned around and discovered something that caused him to lose his sanity, which meant it was the unnamed evil itself. Dell concluded that the slaughter of survivors and dogs by the "old thing" was only out of self-defense or scientific curiosity, and their civilization was ultimately destroyed by mammoths, which further prey on giant penguins. He warned the planners of the next Antarctic exploration plan to stay away from the location.