Stranger Things: Orphans from the Reverse World

In 1987, Hawkins' haze never dissipated. Lena Petrova walked out of the safe house at the edge of the counter-world. This girl, who grew up in the shadow of the dimensional rift, sneaked into the town as a transfer student with a rusty metal box left by her parents. Her pale skin, photophobia, and looming purple lines on her arms all tell the story of her bond with the reverse world. Peace is a fragile illusion. Teenagers disappeared one after another, and their deaths were consistent with the counter-world attack, but there was no trace of the monster. The curious and lonely Taylor Carter is attracted by Lena's mystery, and the two are accidentally involved in a conspiracy called "The Purification Society" - an extremist organization composed of family members of experiment victims. They regard Lena as a "dimensional curse" and want to sacrifice her with ancient rituals. In fact, they have a hidden ambition to open a new rift. The research notes in the metal box, the cryptic reminders from the retired researcher, and the increasing weight of her own mark push Lina to the core of the truth: her parents are both laboratory researchers and "Purification Society" defectors. The path paved for her with their lives contains the key to strengthening the dimensional barrier. When the ceremonial bell rings and the buzz of dimensions tears apart the town, Lena must choose between hiding her identity or saving Hawkins. She works side by side with Taylor to fight against the pursuit, dismantle lies, and find the redemption and destination of the "alien" in the struggle of human nature and the cracks in dimensions. Hawkins' secret will eventually be revealed by the orphan from the reverse world.