LIMINAL ARCHIVES
Welcome to the Liminal Archives, the primary global database of the strange and uncanny locations that blur the line between real and unreal. The Archivists are the brave souls who venture into the unknown, risking death or worse, to study liminality, observe how liminal spaces operate, and gather data to bring back and add to the Archives.
With danger awaits adventure, and with the unknown, discovery. Study the Archives, learn the unknown, and eventually, explore them yourself.
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In a far and forlorn place, a woman hunched over a rusty computer terminal.
If you squinted (or had a terminal with better screen resolution), you might see a cheery little floating avatar - for lack of a better way to describe her - in the Archives. Peering at you from between columns and embedded images. Smiling at you from her home in the dataspace. The Archives had a soul, or at least they had a keeper.
I dispose of far more lore with regards to Iumalsk than I do of other legends, but I cannot ever have something as it's given to me, no. I cut that joy short with a question: if it were such a heavenly place, why would he turn his back and depart? And for the dark moonlit vale, environed only by ruins?
All they seem to remember is leaving the floating island, and the sense of loss that took them thereafter.
An endless complex fractal system of bridges suspended over flat, dark plains, obscured by a thick mist.
At junctions where ten bridges meet, strange structures can be found - the only structures in this place that aren't damn bridges. Deemed 'shrines' after my second visit due to the large amounts of inscriptions and symbols written on their outer surface, they appear to be modified pyramidal domes carved of oily, black stone, set upon squared bases.
This is the Frontier, also known as the Halls. It is sometimes claimed that the Halls were the first discovered Limspace, but it is still far from the most understood. It's nothing but endless rooms, driving you to a state of stupefaction like saying a word over and over and over until it loses all meaning.
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