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Archive entry #001: Welcome to the story loom

Writer: Ann Marie Harris
Ann Marie Harris
Jun 10
1 min read

If you are reading this, then a story has already begun to unravel.


Perhaps you have noticed the signs.


A princess abandoning her happily ever after.


A villain forgetting why they were ever cruel.


A hero turning toward darkness.


A kingdom appearing where no kingdom should exist.


Most people dismiss these events as rumors.


They are wrong.


Something is happening beneath Wonderland.


For centuries, every fairytale realm existed separately. Wonderland. Neverland. Camelot. Enchanted forests. Forgotten kingdoms. Countless stories woven together by an ancient force known only as the Story Loom.


The Loom keeps stories where they belong.


Heroes follow their paths.


Villains play their parts.


Endings arrive when they are supposed to.


But lately, the threads have begun to fray.


Realms are colliding.


Stories are bleeding into one another.


Characters are changing.


Some are forgetting who they are entirely.


And somewhere in the chaos, someone appears to be pulling at the threads.


This archive exists for those willing to look closer.


Within these pages you will find reports from across the realms, records of strange3 events, fragments of forgotten stories, and observations regarding the growing instability spreading through Wonderland.


Some entries may contradict one another.


Some may be incomplete.


A few may be dangerous.


That is the nature of broken stories.


For now, there is only one thing you need to know:


The war has already begun.


Most people simply haven't realized it yet.


Welcome to the Story Loom.


-- Archive Keeper

 
 
 

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