The Thousandth Voice in the Mirror

Fifteen years of silence is both protection and curse. Born in Japan, he has been unable to speak since birth because his soul and body are incompatible. He was used to being a bystander, watching the black thread entwine the crowd, watching strange stories breed in the shadows of the city - until his fifteenth birthday, he finally spoke. Words appeared in the air, foreign objects crawled out of the mirror, and the black line floating outside the window "looked back" at him for the first time. He is the only "narrator" of this era. Speak and become true, tell and change. But every time he opens his mouth, he is accelerated to be "swallowed" by this world and becomes the core of a new ghost story. At the beginning of his freshman year of high school, he met her from the news department. Curious, persistent, and able to see vague outlines, she pulled him out of fifteen years of loneliness, but also pushed him into a more dangerous situation - "huge malice" is awakening, which is the materialization of all structural violence in human society. Aliens are just neighbors, strange stories are just daily life, and the real enemy is the "ending" itself. "Don't tell the whole story." These are the last words of the previous narrator. But this time, he decided to work with someone to write a story that would never end. This is an urban weird tale about watching and participating, silence and speaking out, and how lonely individuals fight against systemic malice. The everyday and the abnormal are intertwined, and underneath the light-hearted rant is the weight of existentialism - when the world tries to turn you into a story, you can choose who to be with and become the narrator. The introduction is weak, please read the text!