Mystery Audiobook Narration
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EnglishVoice Age
Senior (55+)Accents
British (General) British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC)Transcript
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Rudolph assimilated all of this in a flash. And then, just a moment later, his eyes lit up as he located the object of his search. There, in the corner next to an old chest set, the captain's safe. True, it was a different model to the one owned by Chancellor Eric, but it wass nevertheless very similar. Don't sit there looking all smug, Rudolph whispered to the safe. Have you open in no time. As was his custom, he loosened his lucky CRA vat and placed it on a small hexagonal side table next to the door. Then leaving the door slightly ajar, he began to cross the room in the direction of the safe. Then, suddenly and without any warning, Mew Rudolph was startled and jumped back as he cried out in alarm. A hefty black cat had been lying asleep on the rock. The combination of its Delek shaggy fur and it's motionless form had camouflaged it perfectly. Rudolph could hardly believe his own ineptitude and cast under his breath. Despite his wealth of experience, he had simply not seen the blasted creature, and now he trodden on the infernal thing's tail. The overweight brute had climbed onto its feet, and it now stood breast wing, hissing and wailing as it fixed Rudolph with a piercing glare from its angry yellow irs kitty. More hissing, shut up, spoken in a harsh whisper. Lipkin. What's all the first? What's the matter, girl? Rudolph tensed at the sound of the shouting voice, which came from above the ceiling. Then he heard a door opening and footsteps walking heavily along the landing. Then they began to descend the staircase. As the sound of the approaching feet drew nearer, Rudolph desperately looked around for somewhere to hide.