The Crimson Descent: My Traits Can Kill

[Eerie mysteries, rule-based horror, apocalypse, battles of wits and survival, ensemble character growth] “Never answer the person in the elevator who asks you what time it is.” “If your reflection smiles at you, close your eyes at once and count to seven.” “After the phone rings three times, no matter what you hear, say, ‘You have the wrong number.’” This is an era when humanity's collective fears take shape, and an abyss where reason and madness vie for dominance. When you gaze upon the uncanny, remember: understand the rules, pay the price, and hold on to yourself. Above all, never ask, “What is the price?” Because you might not be able to afford the answer. This work pays homage to The Mysterious Revival. After all, I followed that book for a long time, and only finally wrote this one today.