Degas Archives

At three in the morning, Degar Township police officer Harris received a text message. The sender displays his own number. The content is a URL. He checked the carrier. The sending record is empty. He never sent this text message. From that day on, the children in the town began to stay up late at night, sitting in the dark and counting the people present one by one. Someone is missing, someone is dead, and the same line of words is left on the mirror. The superintendent ordered: These cases are not allowed to be investigated. Harris found holes starting to appear in his memory. He couldn't remember what he did yesterday. His only reliance was the diary the doctor asked him to write. He told himself: What is written down is true. But there were some words that he couldn't recognize as being written by himself. The only thing he was sure of was the words on the mirror. The only thing he wasn't sure about was who the words were talking about. This file is compiled from internal police records, hospital records, newspaper archives, personal notes and correspondence records. Organized by: yourself. Read and enter the list