Ar noson niwlus yng nghanol hydref, roedd Rhys a Megan yn sefyll o flaen warws segur yng nghanol y dref.

On a foggy night in the middle of autumn, Rhys and Megan were standing in front of an abandoned warehouse in the middle of the town.

Roedd y lle wedi'i orchuddio ag adroddiadau pob math am ysbrydion a sŵn yn y nos.

The place was covered with reports of all sorts about ghosts and sounds in the night.

Dydd Calan Gaeaf oedd hi, ac roedd croeso gan y lle i dreisio'r ddau awenturiaethwr yma.

It was Halloween, and the place welcomed these two adventurers.

Roedd Rhys yn lwcus ac yn llawn cyffro.

Rhys was lucky and full of excitement.

Roedd wrth ei fodd gyda phob peth dirgel ac ysbrydol.

He loved everything mysterious and spiritual.

Ond Megan? Hi oedd y math oedd yn chwythu'r chwiban ar gyfer gwiriondeb, am nad oedd hi'n credu mewn pethau sydd ddim i'w gweld.

But Megan? She was the type to blow the whistle on nonsense, as she didn't believe in things that can't be seen.

"Dim ond ychydig o adar a'r gwynt yw'r holl o sŵn plaen," meddai Megan, ysgwyd ysgwyddau gyda chwerthin.

"It's just a few birds and the wind making all that plain noise," said Megan, shrugging her shoulders with a laugh.

Ymddangosodd Rhys yn fwy penderfynol nag erioed.

Rhys appeared more determined than ever.

"Mi weli di, Meg," meddai, ei lygaid yn llawn ysbirit a gobaith.

"You'll see, Meg," he said, his eyes full of spirit and hope.

"Rhaid i mi brofi fy theori."

"I must prove my theory."

Fe agorodd y ddau ddrws mawr y warws a chamu fewn i le oergyrch ac anghywiriad.

The two of them opened the warehouse's large doors and stepped into a place cold and disorganized.

Roedd marciau o hanes ar bob mur, a'r haul yn llenwi'r gwagle mewn patrwm o lun olion trawiadol ar y llawr llawn llwch.

There were marks of history on every wall, and the sun filled the empty space in a pattern of striking shadows on the dusty floor.

"Ble mae pawb?" meddai Megan, ei llais yn pylu i sibrwd.

"Where is everyone?" Megan said, her voice fading to a whisper.

Ymhen amser, aeth y lle'n fwyglyd o sŵn estron.

In time, the place filled with strange sounds.

Sŵn cleciedig lloriau a'r gwynt yn hudo trwy ffenestri sydd wedi'u trin â chwr.

The creaking of floors and the wind whistling through windows outfitted with frames.

Wrth i'r sŵn ymledu, fe frwydrodd Megan i ganol ei phenderfyniadau.

As the noise spread, Megan wrestled with her decisions.

Ei hamheuon yn ceisio goresgyn talu bedd.

Her doubts tried to conquer paying the grave.

Eto i gyd, nid oedd hi am adael Rhys ar ei ben ei hun.

Yet, she didn't want to leave Rhys alone.

"Mi arosaf ar dy ochr," meddai, ei wyneb nawr wedi ei fflachio â phendwmpian a thiclo wrth i gyfrinach y warws waith guddio'n ddyfnach yn ei meddwl.

"I'll stay by your side," she said, her face now flushed with anticipation and a tickle as the warehouse's mystery continued to hide deeper in her mind.

Cydagorodd Rhys o lawenydd.

Rhys opened his heart with joy.

Dilynwyd yr awran gan gorwynt o gylch, gan i'r ddau sylwi ar gysgod tywyll, fel petai'n symud yn dawel rhwng y waliau.

The moment was followed by a whirlwind, as the two noticed a dark shadow, as if moving silently between the walls.

Rhwng pendwmpian a'r hyn a welwyd yn ôl, ci lestri diddordebau a digwyddiadau tragwyddol o'u hamgylch.

Between anticipation and what was seen again, a mix of interests and eternal events surrounded them.

Roedd yn digwydd... ond roedd yn fwy na'r ddau.

It was happening... but it was more than the two of them.

Roeddent wedi codi yn erbyn eu hofn, eu tesunderau'n troi'n cynnwys.

They rose against their fear, their nerves turning into unease.

Yn y diwedd, gyda thipyn o ryddhad, penderfynon nhw adael yr adeilad, i'r gwynt a'r nos raenhau drostyn nhw unwaith eto.

In the end, with some relief, they decided to leave the building, to the wind and night enveloping them once again.

Ond nawr, roedd Rhys a Megan wedi'u huno mewn ffyrdd newydd o ddeall rhyfeddod, gyda mwy o gwestiynau ar eu gwynebau.

But now, Rhys and Megan were united in new ways of understanding wonder, with more questions on their faces.

Roedd Rhys wedi dysgu bod amheuon Megan yn werth eu gwrando.

Rhys had learned that Megan's doubts were worth listening to.

A Megan... wel, efallai roedd tipyn bach o'r anghyfiawn.

And Megan... well, perhaps she was a bit mistaken.

Roedd y byd ysbrydion a phlanhigion yn fwy na'r hyn a wyddai rywun unwaith.

The world of spirits and phenomena was more than one once knew.

Roedd y ddau â chalon fawr o'u profiad a'u cwmni newydd yn dyrchafu trwy straeon ac wrth gofio'r noson.

The two, with great heart, lifted up through stories and memories of the night.