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My info and my idea for my project!(⁠◕⁠દ⁠◕⁠)

Hi there!😛 This is my little info corner — mostly, I'll be rambling about a comic idea (or maybe a game? I haven't decided yet, but I'm messing around with both. Honestly, I have no clue what people usually put here, but describing my story concept feels way cooler).

Meet Finn Tucker. Just a regular day after school (he's in 10th grade) — he comes home, and boom. A weird letter drops right on his head. Except there's nothing on the ceiling.

The letter says he's been picked by some higher beings called Altiors for some bizarre task. And he's not special — millions of others got the same letter. Apparently, these Altiors guys have enchanted the mirrors of all the so-called "chosen ones."

Finn looks into his bedroom mirror and sees... his own five-year-old self staring back.

He keeps reading. The letter explains they're looking for people who, at some point in their past, had a chance to save or help someone — and blew it. These "chosen" can now step through mirrors into that past and actually save them.

The rules:

· Tell no one. If you try, all evidence will vanish.

· You can refuse — just write "yes" or "no" on the letter. They'll find someone else.

Finn writes "yes." The letter literally bursts into flames in his hands — and then even the ashes disappear.

The mirror starts glowing with a faint light, beckoning him. He pulls himself together and steps through into the past.

The plan is for him to make several more trips like this. If I actually commit to turning this into a comic (or just imagine it exists), it'd take about 5 chapters max — mostly as an intro to explore who he is and what makes him tick.

Here's the kicker (not really a spoiler, don't worry): the main twist will actually unfold through other characters. And yeah — I'll tell you about them too, just give me a moment.

The Altiors have something akin to mana — but I'll just call it power. With it, they can recreate objects or even living beings. They also use it for teleportation. But it's not infinite, so they hoard it carefully and don't throw it around left and right.

They live in the Upper World (NO, it's NOT heaven!). For mundane tasks — hauling stuff, surveillance, factory work — they create separate beings with this power, so they don't waste it on every little thing. These beings are called Fhinors.

Fhinors are made without the ability to feel. They have a basic "default" form. The Altiors can gift them emotions using their power, but they only do this for Fhinors who interact closely with locals — so the locals trust them more.

Here's the thing about Fhinors: they're like porcelain dolls by nature. How durable they are depends on how much power was poured into them during creation. They make them sturdier for physically demanding jobs.

What the Altiors didn't know: Fhinors start cracking and breaking from emotional overflow. Intense stress or complex situations literally shatter them. So yeah — for basic Fhinors, that's their twisted version of "expressing feelings."

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Now, the main cast: Hector and Cort.

Hector's job is to watch over the mirrors and make sure they don't break. He's emotionless. Cort, unlike Hector, had been gifted emotions by the Altior. Cort helps him when he's overwhelmed, reports on the mirrors' status, and occasionally lends a hand to locals.

One day, Hector gets reassigned to other work — because the Altior didn't want to spend power creating a new Fhinor. Cort's left alone. Managing mirrors across the entire world by herself is brutal. Two mirrors glitch out.

One of them belonged to Finn.

During one of his trips from the past back to the present, he gets stuck inside the mirror — and gets warped straight to the Mirror Control Base.

Of course, Cort panics. If Hector hadn't returned in time, the rest of the mirrors could've collapsed too.

Hector lives for his job. It's his entire purpose. So when he sees Finn — a human who ended up there because of a system failure — the stress hits him hard. He starts cracking. His vocal cords shatter. He loses his voice completely.

There was a second glitched mirror too — another person got trapped inside it.

Hector and Cort rush to lock down both mirrors before anyone else falls into the trap.

But at the very last second, Leah — Finn's sister — steps through. She was looking for her missing brother.

Hector and Cort seal the mirrors anyway.

Finn and Leah are now trapped there. No way back.

The Altiors can't teleport themselves — or anyone else — down to Earth. But the Head Altior can. The catch? To reach him, you need a massive amount of power. And for humans, gathering that power is way slower and harder than for the Altiors.

So now Finn and Leah's mission is clear: stockpile enough power, teleport to the Head Altior, and beg for a ride back home.

I still don't know if I'll ever turn this into an actual comic or game — 'cause I'm just a lazy kid with zero scriptwriting experience.