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Flux & the Void
The Void.
A dimension existing beyond man, and home to the entities. Mythical beings that entice madness in those unfortunate enough to wander too far in the dark. In his duty, Flux masterfully recollected particular instances of entities invading; the detailed entries are compiled into this collection for any curious lot. Within this anthology are five tales of cosmic horror documenting the grotesque Scleridite preying on lost children, a tooth-covered grimoire with the power of reanimation, and Mr. Aki-Ki, the digital demon waiting to spread its spawn to network servers across the nations. Perhaps after reading such horrifying stories one will learn not to meddle in affairs beyond our comprehension, lest the Void conjures an answer we did not wish to learn.
The Void.
A dimension existing beyond man, and home to the entities. Mythical beings that entice madness in those unfortunate enough to wander too far in the dark. In his duty, Flux masterfully recollected particular instances of entities invading; the detailed entries are compiled into this collection for any curious lot. Within this anthology are five tales of cosmic horror documenting the grotesque Scleridite preying on lost children, a tooth-covered grimoire with the power of reanimation, and Mr. Aki-Ki, the digital demon waiting to spread its spawn to network servers across the nations. Perhaps after reading such horrifying stories one will learn not to meddle in affairs beyond our comprehension, lest the Void conjures an answer we did not wish to learn.
The Void.
A dimension existing beyond man, and home to the entities. Mythical beings that entice madness in those unfortunate enough to wander too far in the dark. In his duty, Flux masterfully recollected particular instances of entities invading; the detailed entries are compiled into this collection for any curious lot. Within this anthology are five tales of cosmic horror documenting the grotesque Scleridite preying on lost children, a tooth-covered grimoire with the power of reanimation, and Mr. Aki-Ki, the digital demon waiting to spread its spawn to network servers across the nations. Perhaps after reading such horrifying stories one will learn not to meddle in affairs beyond our comprehension, lest the Void conjures an answer we did not wish to learn.