Domain of Nightmares
"Humanity's oldest and strongest emotion is fear, and the oldest and strongest type of fear is fear of the unknown" - H.P. Lovecraft Human dreams and nightmares keep within them mysteries and secrets of unknown worlds, interiors of each one. In the depths of these worlds, ancestral mysteries and remnants of unimaginable fears, prior to man and his hopes, are kept. When the gates of the unknown are opened, innocence and human purity die, and in their place, insanity rules. Guided by his nightmares, Wilfred finds the writings of the mad ancient poet Alhazred, which takes him on a journey into insanity and the discovery of the Great Old Ones.
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