We Were Visionaries

We Were Visionaries

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2834. Ever since they met against the backdrop of historical small town Kevechy as kids, Archie and Lucia have been inseparable. They share days in the youth centre and nights of adventure, dreaming of a city that lies just out of their reach. They trade secrets and whisper in awe of the legends of the past century - trains that can take a person to any point in spacetime, a virtual reality indistinguishable from real life. Mostly, Archie and Lucia keep each other afloat in a world that seems to want them to drown. But that world is changing, and things are about to happen - have already happened - that neither of them could begin to comprehend. Over the next eighteen years of their lives, humanity's dark and unknown past will slowly come to light, as surely as it will split them apart. Both of them will learn in their own way, in time, why only children can be visionaries.
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"There are stories that shake the heavens. Tales of warriors, lovers, and empires lost to time. This... is not one of them." This is the story of four idiots and their relentless pursuit of chaos. No one knows exactly when or how it began. Some say it was written in the stars, a celestial alignment of drama and questionable life choices. Others claim it was forged in the dark depths of a group chat that refused to die, surviving where countless others fell. But we, the ones who lived it, know the truth. It all began with a simple message. One notification, innocent at first. And then another. And another. And before the world knew what had happened, a chat had been created-not out of friendship, not out of loyalty, but out of pure, undiluted nonsense. This was no ordinary gathering. No, this was a divine conspiracy. The universe, in its infinite wisdom, had brought together four forces of nature, four unstoppable personalities that should never have coexisted in one place. A walking enigma who only speaks once every eclipse and when he does, someone's self-esteem is obliterated. A linguistic war criminal who speaks in English so advanced, it loops back into nonsense. And a demonic archivist who remembers everything, hoarding screenshots like an ancient scribe preparing for the ultimate blackmail war. A hopeless romantic who sees the moon as his only loyal companion-forever lost in grand love tragedies, sighing poetry to the night while the world moves on without him. Together, we became the MUSKmelons. Not friends. Not allies. A cult. We have seen things. Chats that should never have been read. Confessions that should never have been made. Love stories born and brutally murdered in real time. No moment of weakness is ever forgotten. No message is ever truly deleted. And no one, not even the strongest among us, is safe. So, enter at your own risk.

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