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There is a frightful beauty, in observing what lies betwixt the stars, and those things that the eye can not see. To move with haste we must take our time, to gain power we must use all of our energy, to know nothing is to understand the truth of the matter. Reality is that which surrounds us, and ...

That is beautiful

What may have happened these past thirty years. Moving forward year after year and yet simultaneously stuck, both in that time that now seems so long ago and perhaps also even further back to the ancient world of the author of Marcus' curious book.

What a delightfully eloquent introduction. I'm sure you'll find much here to sate your desire for the truth and peak behind the mask of those that would wish it hidden.

Welcome to the darkness, I hope you brought a good flash.

Hi Marcus, I had to refresh my memory but yes I remember our exchange from all that time ago. The book and your story surrounding what you believed to have discovered within it intrigued me greatly. You say the book only arrived today yet said the same a few days ago. Do you remember the comment you ...

Not that I've ever known about. Just Z

Perhaps recent events have us on edge. Even more so than usual...

It's easy to forget here that the ordinary is often the more likely answer than the extraordinary.

I think you’ll find you’re not alone here. By any chance did the mural seem familiar to you? Hold any relevance before that first sighting?

You mean Midna? Sorry I’ll use a different diminutive if you’d prefer. Or just stick to your full username.

I’m not sure why I thought you were a moderator. I know you’re not actually. Sorry again for the confusion and any unintentional insult with the name.

In regards to the future of the forum. Perhaps some kind of code could be useful? If we’re going to begin sharing more sensitive subjects. Having more information with which to understand what it is we should be protecting ourselves against in the first place only seems prudent if we’re going to con ...

What a curious turn of events. That seems to give us some answers and yet more questions remain. Going dark may be the right choice, not just for your safety but for everyone here's. Still, I do wonder whether the observable changes are localised to the library. Not to put pressure on you Stooge, I ...