Serejka

I’ve pulled up the old maps, the municipal records that were never fully archived, and a handful of witness accounts that are oddly consistent. The city in question was a small industrial hub, wiped out in the late '80s after a series of unexplained sinkholes appeared near the riverbank. The official report blamed a sudden earthquake, but the seismic data for that region shows no significant activity that year. Some of the residents reported seeing a strange, low‑frequency hum before the collapse, and a few photos from the period show a bright, white glow in the night sky over the town square. If we can line up those sightings with the missing infrastructure, we might uncover whether this was just a natural disaster or something… well, we can’t rule out a clandestine experiment. I’ll dig deeper into the utility logs—there might be a pattern that points to an industrial mishap or a covert project. Let's not assume the simplest explanation until we've checked every angle.