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This world has always been ordinary. Ancient myths and whispers through campfire tales, was never real. Only a reflection of longing, fear, and wonder passed down through generations. In truth, the world moved forward untouched by the supernatural, devoid of mystery.
Belief, however, lingers.
It settles quietly in forgotten corners of the mind, dormant in fiction and ritual, waiting for a spark. Stories may press against the edges of reality, but they are never capable of crossing it. For generations, the boundary has held firm—until now.
As inexplicable events ripple across society—subtle at first, then undeniable—the world begins to bend. Old stories reemerge with new weight. Monsters once trapped in myth are glimpsed in alleyways. Symbols gain power. And every lie told with conviction becomes harder to distinguish from truth.
The world is changing.
And no one—not the skeptics, not the authorities, not even those who set it in motion—can stop it.
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Hi all, The next chapter, Sixteen Years Earlier, is in progress. I don't know when, but I will let you all know when I have a date for it. Here is a clip of the next chapter: Quietly, Austin intersected between Janet and Beverly’s fight. Taking over for Beverly, he kicked Janet in the stomach, knocking her over onto the couch. “Don’t you dare lay a finger on my wife,” Austin said to Jane with venom in his voice. “Defending your wife… how precious,” Janet sneered. Her jaws tightened as she gripped the hilt of her sword with more force. She eyed Austin like a hawk on its prey and smirked as she slowly approached Austin. Outside the house, another figure was in a bush with a sniper. He was looking through the scope directly at Beverly who saw him too. As the mysterious man shot at Beverly, she dodged the bullet and it lodged itself into the wall. Austin quickly turned at the sound of the bullet and saw Beverly’s nervous face. Everything was in slow motion for Austin, the incoming swing of Janet’s sword and Beverly’s dodging of incoming bullets. He couldn’t tell why she looked nervous but he did know that either Beverly had pissed someone off or broken a rule to protect somebody.