I found myself in a circular room with three doors. Each door was made of glass, and each glass was a mirror. At the center stood a statue—naked, cowering. Its hands covered its face, and I couldn’t tell if the body was male or female. But I could tell it was grieving. One mirror rippled,…
The river never slept. It coiled around the house like a serpent, its dark waters whispering secrets to anyone who dared listen. Isabel often stood by the window, watching the current slip past the stone walls, wondering how many voices it carried and how many it had swallowed. But tonight, the whispers weren’t from the…
The weight of the basket on my back was nothing compared to the heaviness in my chest—a melancholic burden with no discernible source. With each step along the dusty road, the sprawling meadows and towering oaks around me seemed indifferent, as if nature itself mocked my somber mood. I trudged forward, my plain woolen clothes…
01 – Hey, AIan It started with a need for companionship, which should not have been the issue at all considering Milla lived in a city overflowing with people. They called it the City of Souls unofficially, though its formal name was Alpha X109, the largest inhabited city in the world. But despite the endless…