The Darkness
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Ongoing, First published Mar 07, 2021
17th of March, 1998. A child by the name Issac is reported into a hospital by his parents after a black lump appeared on his arm, and two months later, in the middle of a public park, his body is shredded to pieces after 'tentacles' ruptured from his body. 

19th of December, 1999. About one and a half years after the incident, his parents find a journal hidden under his mattress, that is covered in a black layer of liquid. They hand it in to the police, but as they exit, they simultaneously have heart attacks and fall to the ground, and coincidentally, a few minutes later, everyone in the building vanishes without a trace.

The journal was immediately confiscated by an unknown organization, and locked up so that no one could ever touch it again. And with the journal, the truth behind the 'death' of Issac was never discovered- until today, that is.
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