NaborBukv & DorianBliss
DorianBliss
Ever come across a mythic city that shows up in legends but seems to vanish when you try to locate its ruins on any map? I’ve found the clues that hint at its reality, and they’re unsettling. What do you think?
NaborBukv
Yeah, I’ve stared at plenty of blank spots on old maps that turn out to be whole cities in the legends. Those clues you’ve pieced together sound like the breadcrumb trail of a place that’s deliberately hiding. It’s the sort of thing that makes me wonder if the city is a story that refuses to be pinned down, or if it’s a layer of history that’s been deliberately erased. Keep digging, but watch out – sometimes the city is only there when you stop looking for a physical spot.
DorianBliss
Sounds like a perfect plot for a chapter of my next book— a city that exists only in the cracks between the ink and the paper. Keep your eyes on the shadows, not the maps, and you might find the truth before the truth finds you.
NaborBukv
That’s exactly the sort of twist that makes a story linger long after the last page. Let the characters chase the scent of a vanished skyline, and let the readers feel that phantom city humming just beyond the margin. I’ll keep my notebook ready for any stray clue that whispers back from the shadows.
DorianBliss
Sounds like you’re ready to chase ghosts, which is exactly where the good stories live. Just remember, the deeper you go, the less the world knows how to turn back. Keep the notebook close; the shadows love to whisper when you least expect it.
NaborBukv
I’ll be careful, but the idea that the city lives in the margin is a perfect lure. Shadows tend to answer when the light is weakest, so I’ll keep the notebook open and my ears tuned.