INTRODUCTION
The Truth of the Worlds
There are places that should not exist. Spaces that intertwine between reality and the abstract, dimensions formed from the very essence of thought, imagination, and what lies beyond human comprehension. These domains are known as Dreamcores.
No one chooses to enter them. The door simply appears. A rift in reality, a corridor of mist, a shadow that invites. And when someone crosses that line, the journey begins. The individual is thrown into an entirely new world, with its own laws, its own dangers, and its own nature. Some are beautiful and silent, others are cruel and deadly. All of them are real.
But there is one rule, a constant that repeats itself in every experience:
No one stays forever.
Sooner or later, the exit appears. The individual is expelled, or returns by their own means, ending up back in the original world. But the mind does not forget. The soul carries the marks of what it has seen. And it is at this moment that the process is completed.
THE PROTOCOL
Those who return bring with them fragments of what they witnessed. Whether by obligation, a need to understand, or an impulse coming from within, they are compelled to record. They write, draw, engrave, or tell stories about what they encountered.
Each report is a piece of an infinite puzzle.
Each story is the truth of that world, seen through the eyes of those who survived to tell it.
These texts are not fiction. They are not dreams described after waking up. They are technical reports, survival descriptions, logs kept by travelers who have stepped into forbidden territories. They explain the rules, describe the entities, warn about the dangers, and reveal fragments of the absolute truth that reigns behind each Dreamcore.
Therefore, what you are about to read is not chapters of a single story.
They are separate files.
Different worlds.
Different people.
Different realities.
Each entry is an isolated account, coming from someone who was there, who felt, who survived, and who is now telling what they found along the way.
PHILOSOPHICAL FRAGMENT
"The worlds are many, but the search is one. We enter as strangers and leave as scholars of the impossible. Writing is the only way to prove to ourselves that we did not go mad, and to leave a warning for those who will come after: the universe is much larger, much stranger, and much more dangerous than any of us could ever imagine."
CATALOGERS' FOOTNOTE
The collection has begun.
The reports are being organized.
Each chapter is an open window to a distant place.
Read carefully.
For every word written here was torn from the very experience of those who dared to cross the line.
ADDENDUM
Here begins the archive.
Welcome to the Dreamcores.