Prologue:
No one had ever heard of the village. On maps, it was nothing more than a fading shadow — "Nevra Valley", where once the sun set, it never rose again.
There used to be thirteen houses.
Now, only one remains.
The Story Begins...
Arav was a digital archivist — he collected forgotten places and lost tales, preserving them in digital memory. One strange night, he received a mysterious email. It had no subject, no sender.
Just one sentence:
“When the 13th door opens, don’t call out.”
Below it, a GPS location: Nevra Valley.
Compelled by curiosity, Arav packed his camera, laptop, and an old journal — and followed the coordinates.
What Was in Nevra Valley?
As soon as he arrived, his phone lost all signal. The valley was silent, almost frozen in time. There stood a single broken house, its roof barely hanging on — and a clock, swinging gently, stuck at 1:13 AM.
Inside the house, there were twelve doors, each leading to rooms that defied reality:
One opened to 1932 Germany.
Another, to 1857 India.
A third showed a snowy alien landscape.
But the 13th door... it was sealed shut.
The 13th Door
On one of the walls, he found something scribbled in a language that only revealed itself when photographed:
> “This door bends not time, but consciousness. If you open it, be ready to lock yourself.”
He couldn't resist. The moment he touched the handle of the 13th door, it opened with a whisper — and standing on the other side was... himself.
A perfect replica. But darker. Quieter. Smiling.
“You are no longer the recorder,” the shadow said.
“You are now the recording.”
The End... Or a Beginning?
Arav never returned.
They say the house still stands.
And the 13th door still waits — for the next storyteller.
That email? It’s been sent again.
Have you checked your inbox lately...?
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