The Unmaking: A Lullaby for the Non-Existent

Have you ever felt a presence behind you, only to find the room empty? In the quiet town of Oakhaven, the mirrors have stopped reflecting the truth. They are showing us the things that should not be—the children who were never born, the lives we didn't lead, and the versions of ourselves that the universe rejected. These Echoes are no longer content to wait in the glass. They are hungry, they are cold, and they are coming to claim the flesh they were denied. As the sky turns the color of a dying bruise, the very fabric of reality begins to unravel. This is not a haunting; it is an eviction. Your memories are turning to ash, your home is becoming a nursery for the void, and your own skin is growing thin enough to let the darkness in. There is no monster to fight, only the terrifying realization that your existence was always a fragile accident. The Unmaking is a symphony of pure, unadulterated dread. It explores the bone-deep fear that we are not the protagonists of our own lives, but merely place-holders for something far more patient and far more hollow. As the protagonist Elena fights to keep her soul from being overwritten by the static, you will find yourself questioning the solidity of the walls around you. Spare no thought for safety; there is none here. Every page is a step deeper into a world where the non-existent are the only ones with a future. Experience the total collapse of the self in a narrative that will leave you shivering long after you've closed the book. This is the ultimate test for the fan of true terror—a journey into the heart of the Nameless Abyss. What will be left of you when the thing in the mirror finally decides to step out?