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    4.

    The Red Mirror of Xaltris

    Xaltris was a barren, blood-red planet with a massive crater at its center. At
    the bottom of the crater lay the Red Mirror, a perfectly flat, reflective
    surface that stretched for miles. The Mirror seemed to ripple faintly, as if it
    were alive. Explorers called it a marvel, but those who gazed into it for too
    long reported disturbing visions: their own reflections moving
    independently, whispering things only they would know.

    Aris, a scientist studying optical anomalies, arrived at the Mirror with a


    team of researchers. She theorized that it wasn’t a mirror at all, but a
    dimensional rift—a portal to a parallel universe. As her team set up
    equipment, Aris couldn’t resist gazing into the Mirror.

    At first, her reflection mimicked her movements perfectly. But then it began
    to change, smiling when she frowned, stepping forward when she stood
    still. Her team warned her to step back, but she couldn’t look away. The
    reflection whispered her name, its voice cold and sharp, promising her
    answers to questions she had never dared to ask.

    The next morning, Aris was gone. In her place stood her reflection,
    stepping out of the Mirror with a smile. It looked like her, spoke like her, but
    the light in its eyes was wrong. The rest of the team tried to flee, but the
    Mirror rippled, and more figures began to emerge.

    The Red Mirror wasn’t a portal—it was a trap. And something on the other
    side had been waiting for a very long time.

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