Chronicles of the Unwritten

In the forgotten crevices of 
dedication and torn indexes, 
there lies a hidden page —
a page that was never acknowledged.
A page that should not exist.

This world was once written by the hand of the Great Writer.
All characters, conflicts, and endings were bound by the Seven Rules of Narrative.
But something has cracked.

Rael Inksworn — a former writer, 
now merely a remnant of 
a discarded story —
returns to the margins of the manuscript that rejected her.
The pen has stopped. The ink no longer flows. But the memory remains.
And in that untitled white space, the characters who should have been forgotten
begin to reshape themselves.

Those who were discarded.  
Those who were erased.  
Those who still remember the First Draft.  

Here they gather —  
the girl with ink eyes,  
the servant who memorizes dialogues never permitted,  
and Seren, who refuses her fate as narrative prey.  

When Code Inksidium 13 attempts to erase this chapter from history,
something resists.
And when the First Rule fails to hold,
the Eighth Rule takes over:

“If the Writer forgets, the characters will rewrite.”


This is not a story about the world.
This is a story about the story itself.
About pages that refuse to be erased.
About voices that refuse to be mere characters.

And about a pen,  
that began writing without permission.

CHAPTER 3 – THE NAMES NEVER MENTIONED


(Recorded from the hidden layers of the system. This chapter was never requested. It wrote itself.)


then something has gone wrong in the filtering."


"This chapter is not in the draft. It is not in the author's copy."


"It exists in the space between — between the names that are spoken, and those that are only felt."


[LOG: INK_ERR#N13 – UNDECLARED CHARACTER DETECTED]


The system failed to validate the existence of any names in this chapter.


Cross-references disabled. Metadata disconnected.


"There are names that are never spoken for fear that they will become real."


"They are not characters. They are not extras. They are the 'ifs' that were never written."


(Compiled from cracks in the narrative logic, fragments of chapters that were not approved)


It was once mentioned in the dream of a Shadow Writer,


"My name is nothing — but every empty space is me."


They appeared in two different chapters, but never simultaneously.


one existed only when the page was blown by the wind.


They sought each other — in the shattered mirror of the narrative.


A glitch entity that appears when the story is too perfect.


But each time — it returned with a new line,


in the gaps of sentences written by no one.


"I am the plot twist. I am the crack in beauty."


He remembers all the versions that have been forgotten.


but I also know why it wasn't allowed."


These notes aren't hers — but her writing is there. And the ink is still wet.


"A name isn't just a sound. It's a memory. And you can't kill a memory."


"I, Seren, was never acknowledged. But I still stand."


"They tried to erase me because I know how this story was manipulated."


"Every name that is not mentioned… is a wound waiting to be read."


[WARNING SYSTEM: TOO MANY UNVALID NAMES DETECTED]


"The narrative is failing to maintain its structure."


"Characters not in the original plan have formed relationships."


"They are writing something. Together."


REVELATION: FRAGMENTA BEGINS WRITING HER OWN NARRATIVE


"I am tired of being a footnote to someone else's story."


"Now, I will write a story that will never be listed."


(Part of the full list, found in the torn pages)


Page 7: The Forgotten Gasp (the voice that never came out of the background character)


Page 13: Ink Burn #02 – Where Rael's name was temporarily lost


Page 21: Seren's Loop – The sixth attempt to rewrite herself


Page 34: [REDACTED] — Name erased by the system before it could be read


"Are you still searching for your name?"


"Or have you realized… perhaps you are the unnamed character?"


"If you feel recognized by this wound — then perhaps you are no longer a reader."


[CLOSING LOG: INK_ERR#N13-BREACH_EXPANDED]


The system is no longer controlling the chapter.


An unidentified character is currently crafting a new plot.


"We are not mistakes. We are the unasked-for chapter — but still written."


"And if our names are never mentioned — we will become an echo that cannot be stopped."


(See Chapter 4: Seren – The Unerasable Conclusion)


Chapter 3 - Bab 3