THE ENIGMA BEGINS

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Not to long ago there was a major earthquake in H-Prefecture, several towns and villages were devastated.

Following the earthquake a large fault was discovered near the epicenter on the north slope of the Amigara mountain.
The fault was deep, and several kilometers long, this was the sign of the beginning of this strange, and tragic incident.

"Hmm.. Am I still on the Amigara mountain?"
Owaki said to himself as he scaled the mountain, he'd been climbing for a while and he hadn't seen anything, "huh?" Owaki notices someone, a young woman is also traveling on this path. The young woman is unaware of Owaki's presence until Owaki shouts "Hey!". The woman turns to face him "hey, my names Owaki!" He shouts, "what's your name!" Owaki asks, the woman approaches him carrying a large backpack on her as if she came to stay, "Hey, my names Yoshida" said the woman. They both began walking together still noticing nothing.
"I saw it on Tv, it made me so restless, I knew i had to go" Yoshida said while her and Owaki continued there path up the mountain searching for the epicenter of the earthquake, "So your looking for the fault too?" asked Owaki curiously, Yoshida nods, "I thought that, no offense but a woman hiker out here all alone kind of mysterious" Owaki continues, "Well can you blame me, it's a real mystery it has all of Japan, no the whole world transfixed on it" Yoshida adds.
Mur Mur Mur Mur
"Huh do you hear voices?" Asks Owaki, "Yeah I think we may be approaching the epicenter" replies Yoshida, within a minute of hearing those voices they saw a crowd of people looking at a mysterious phenomenon.
Lied on the fault were thousands of holes, but these holes were made very strange, they were shaped exactly like humans, and these strange holes were all along the fault that stretched kilometers. It looks man-made but the look and design of the holes were to perfect, they were almost like shadows or silhouettes.

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