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The Architect Who Designed a Building with an Infinite Number of Rooms.
Elias Thorne wasn’t mad, not in the clinical sense, but he was undeniably… peculiar. From a young age, he’d shown…
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The Astronomer Who Watched the Stars in the Sky Slowly Go Out, One by One.
Dr. Elara Vance, a woman whose life revolved around the celestial ballet of the cosmos, first noticed the anomaly during…
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A Book Containing a Single Sentence That Could Answer Any Question.
The flickering gaslight cast long, dancing shadows across Professor Elara Hastings’ cluttered study. Dust motes swirled in the golden light,…
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The Executioner Who Offered His Condemned Prisoners a Final, Perfect Story.
The bells of Veridia tolled, a mournful, metallic weeping that drifted across the cobblestone streets and into the damp cell…
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The Zookeeper Who Tended to a Menagerie of Caged and Pacing Fears.
Elias Thorne wasn’t a zookeeper in the traditional sense. He didn’t tend to lions or giraffes, or coax shy pandas…
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A City Where the Rain Was Made of Everyone’s Forgotten Names.
The city of Vergessenheit was perpetually drenched. Not in water, but in names. Ephemeral, shimmering names drifted down from the…
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A Rebellion Sparked by the Banning of a Particularly Beautiful Chord.
The Amaj7add9. They called it the Chord of Souls. It shimmered in the air, a delicate balance of hope and…
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The Botanist Who Grew Trees with Human Memories Etched into Their Bark.
Elara Thistlewick, a woman whose fingers knew the language of roots better than the common tongue, lived a sequestered life…
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The Art Forger Who Was Hired to Create a Plausible History for a Nation.
Elias Thorne wasn’t your typical art forger. He wasn’t driven by greed, but by a peculiar fascination with the malleability…
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A Radio Station That Broadcasted Only Good News from Parallel Universes.
The rusted antenna, perched precariously atop the abandoned water tower, hummed with an almost imperceptible energy. Most folks in Harmony…
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A World Where Every Person Was Followed by the Ghost of Who They Could Have Been.
The air hung thick with regret, a palpable miasma clinging to the cobbled streets of Aethelburg. Not the sharp, stinging…
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The Last Will and Testament of the Final Living God on Earth.
The year is 2742. Humanity, or what’s left of it, huddles in bio-domes, scattered remnants of a once-thriving civilization. Outside,…
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A Software Update for the Human Brain That Came with Terrible Side Effects.
The year is 2042. Humanity, ever striving for optimization, had finally achieved what was once considered science fiction: a software…
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An Orchestra Composed Entirely of People Playing Their Own Heartstrings.
The grand auditorium hummed with an anticipation unlike any other. It wasn’t the expectant hush before a renowned symphony, nor…
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The Geographer Who Found That All Roads Eventually Led to Regret.
Professor Alistair Finch, a man whose life had been meticulously mapped out by the contours of cartography, discovered a chilling…
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The Judge Who Presided Over the Trials of Dreams and Nightmares.
The courtroom was unlike any other. No wood paneling, no stern portraits of past jurists, no hushed whispers in the…
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A Casino Where Gamblers Wagered Years of Their Life Instead of Money.
The Chronos Casino, a monolithic structure of obsidian glass and pulsating neon, stood as a monument to desperation and fleeting…
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The Historian Who Discovered That All Recorded History Was a Forgery.
Dr. Elias Thorne, a man whose life revolved around the dust of forgotten archives and the brittle parchment of ancient…
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A Language in Which It Was Impossible to Say Anything Untrue.
The wind whispered secrets through the shimmering silver grass of the Whisperfields, a language understood only by the Veridia, the…
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A Postman Who Delivered Letters Addressed to Abstract Philosophical Concepts.
Elias wasn’t your average postman. He didn’t deliver bills or birthday cards. His satchel, worn smooth with age and the…




