Te (Trevor)

You take a step and a flash from the mirror engulfs you. You walk down a stone corridor, uncertain of your destination. The path ends at a black door. "Open me." A supernatural force compels you to reach for the door, but your hand freezes before it touches. With a creak, the door opens on its own, engulfing you in the smell of rain and a gust of wind. Just as you're outside, someone accidentally bumps into you, nearly knocking you over. "Sorry, damn it, I didn't even notice." says the girl "Where am I from here? And where is here?" You speak. The girl sighs heavily. "Believe me, I've been asking myself this question for the fifteenth time in a row." The stranger shakes off raindrops from her black umbrella with displeasure. "So... you're related too?" she asks. "Whose?" you ask in response, surprised. The girl looks at you doubtfully, then picks up the card from the ground with disgust. It nearly drowned in a puddle, only surviving unscathed by pure luck. "It's not mine. You dropped it." She hands you the find, practically shoving it into your hands. It's an invitation. The stranger stands a few steps away, peering down a misty, dark path among the dry trees. Their black branches cast large shadows in the light of the full moon, reaching out to you like the hands of a killer, eager to drag their victim to a place of no return. The gate creaks open, and your new acquaintance steps into the fog, motioning for you to follow. You study the invitation. The idea of ​​going into the unknown seems quite exciting. It's not every day you get to find yourself somewhere you weren't even properly invited to. Who knows what other surprises this evening might bring? You walk further and further, and in the distance you spot a tall stone building. To your surprise, it's quiet and noisy inside. The stranger pauses, glass in hand, still sipping. Your eyes meet, and the corner of his lips lifts slightly. His gaze rests on you. The corners of his lips twitch in a smile. "I don't remember you. Are you also one of the relatives or another all-knowing advisor I never asked about anything?" "Do you greet all your guests like this?" you answer "What do you mean, 'so'? Do I seem angry and full of sarcasm? No, that's only for certain categories of people." Tae moves away and sits on the sofa. "Have fun before you drive everyone away. Don't worry, I don't really know anyone here myself."

Take a step. Allow yourself to begin something new. The road into the unknown awaits you.