Age Of Elves

ith urgency, echoing through the room. "You have to believe me!" He was dressed in a sharp suit, but his usual confidence had been replaced

t of us, the brightest minds in the field, and claim that there is a parallel dimension? The idea that a portal exists, right next to ours, is ridiculous.

ring resolve. "And what if I have proof?" he chall

you possibly have?" another voi

room cut through the murmurs. A tall, authoritative woman

onnect his laptop to the projector. The room wen

deep underwater. What you're seeing here is not just a random underwater structure; it's a glowing 'X,' a mys

grown brighter, and now there was a strange structur

t wasn't just an anomaly; it was a clear portal to something beyond-something impossible. Creature

m. "This is absurd!" someone yelled. "You

eering. No one listened. The room, once filled with interest, was now emptying

r. Adler pleaded, but his

ler a letter. "You are dismissed," he said coldly. "No m

is career. He turned to Dr. Albert, an old colleague, and begged for help. "Please, I know this is hard to belie

d once, Adler. But this obsession, your refusal to let go..

at the place he had once called home-his office, now reduced to a lonely space filled with

heavy with regret. The only place left for him now was the coastal home he had ret

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iding the weariness in his eyes. He was trying to distract himself, but the weight of the world seemed to press dow

ce filled with relief as he hugged

k and sighed. "I've failed, Chase," he said, his voice full of r

eyes. "Don't say that, Dad. You tried everything.

father's failure, Chase vowed to continue