These words are like voices in my ears, gradually blurring into my eyes. I can see them but not myself. I can hear something but not others. The feeling of unknown meaning paralyzes my sensory system. Everything I know and myself I don't know. I can no longer hear my own life. I The future and the future have become nothingness, these voices gradually become reality, what should I do, maybe there is nothing I can do, maybe these are just a mental hallucination, my requests for help have become misunderstandings, I explore the reasons for everything, and it turns out that I am non-human, everything has been overthrown and started over, and my death is a new life.
It has a more magical Cthulhu flavor, using the sound in the ear as a guide. This sound does not point out the direction, and even blurs the senses. Sometimes it actually becomes a reality. It mainly talks about what happened to Tala after experiencing this kind of sound in the ear.
The content described in this book from the perspective of Talas will not conform to ordinary people's cognition and is a bit bloody. Just like a mental patient, I am trapped in the tower of my own cognition, but it is also different in nature, because he is a human and not, so what will his mental illness be like? We have no way of knowing the truth or falsehood behind the blurred sensory cognitions, whether these mysterious cognitions are illusions or reality, so Tala is afraid of being so confused that she has to be freed.
Concept: What would it be like for non-human beings suffering from mental illness?