In an attic where moonlight refuses entry, there rests a book bound in steel and words, pages marked by memories of those who entered but never left. Here lies the echo of a laughter that once tickled the void, a line in a sonnet no ear but the night has ever heard.
"He tread lightly," said the old clock, its hands frozen at three, the hour when dreams spiral into darkness and reality smiles through the veil. Who can tell whether it was the past that was breathing, or the future that was sighing?
Visit the Murmurs and wander the whispers alone, or become an echo in the veil of mist. The secret lies in the folds between truth and fiction, awaiting your delicate touch.