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Lucius Verus: The Algorithm of Luxury
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Dead Men with Ideas Name in Stone He wasn’t born to command — he was designed to look like he did. Lucius Aurelius Verus, an…
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Call of the Void Point of Disappearance At some point, you start to realize that the world no longer wants to talk to you. Not…
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Selime: The Song of Stone and the Vacuum of Faith (part 2)
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Dust of Ages A story that looks back at you through the dust. Entrance to the Labyrinth Selime doesn’t just stand on the edge of…
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The Gumusler Codex: Humanity’s Final Update
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Ravings at the Edge of Time Versions of the Nonexistent When the servers stopped whispering and the solar panels began to pray the old way…
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Cappadocia: Laboratory of Control
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Scars of History Point of Ignition When power becomes a virus, the cure is sought not in the body, but in geography. Mithridates VI Eupator,…
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Selime: The Echo of Light in a Dusty Rock
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Dust of Ages Entrance into the Labyrinth Sometimes it feels like monasteries were built not for God, but to hide from His gaze. Selime is…
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Veles’ Night: When the World Switches to Dark Mode
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Calendar of Oblivion Gates of Time There are days when the world grows tired of its own light. When the sun is not a god,…
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Menemen: The Quantum Skillet of Anatolia
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Taste of Decay Food Chains of Empires If the world ever had a breakfast, it must have happened somewhere between Smyrna and Manisa — where…
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Derinkuyu: The Algorithm of the Underground Mind (part 2)
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Dust of Time Entering the Labyrinth If humanity were to write a backup copy of itself, it would do it exactly like this. Not on…
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Cappadocian Mithras: The Brotherhood That Watches from the Dark
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Abandoned Pantheons Ash over the Altar You step into the cave, and the air goes out. Here, darkness is not just the absence of light…
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Lake Tuz: Where Everything Unnecessary Disappears
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Call of the Void Vanishing Point It feels like this is where reality’s firmware ends. The white field before you doesn’t look like a landscape…
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Trajan in Cappadocia: Rome’s March to the East
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Scars of History Point of Ignition The East always burned for Rome — with the fire of ambition, blood, and sand. Cappadocia, the plateau where…
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