As the clock struck noon in the unoccupied hall, a singular illumination danced across the walls, transient yet resolute. Emerging reports suggest this phenomenon, dubbed as the "Room's Flicker," occurs sporadically within the area's oldest structures.
The flicker, reminiscent of a candle's dim glow, has not been accompanied by any tangible source. Investigations continue to uncover possible explanations, though initial theories point towards an intersection of unknown electromagnetic waves.
Witness accounts vary, some likening the visual to the heartbeat of the space itself, while others report auditory sensations of whispers and echoes forming in direct correlation with the light's behavior.
The phenomenon raises questions not only about the laws of physics in our accustomed reality but hints at the deeper, perhaps far-reaching mysteries that lie beneath our perceptions.

What truths are hidden in these flickers?
Are they remnants of times past, or echoes of an unexplored dimension?