Mirror world

peoplelive normal lives without thinking about anything beyond what they can see. Mirrors are everywhere: in houses, windows, phones, and puddles after rain. Most people trust reflections, believing they are only simple copies of reality. But sometimes reflections behave strangely. A blink might happen too late. A smile might stay longer in the mirror than on a person’s face. Those small mistakes are cracks between worlds. Beyond those cracks is the Mirror World. It is a twisted reflection of the Normal World, but everything there feels wrong. The sky is always crimson, glowing like a wound that never heals. There is no sun, no stars, and no clear sense of time. The ground is filled with holes of different sizes, scattered everywhere like scars in the earth. Some are small and silent, while others are deep pits that seem to breathe slowly. When someone looks into them for too long, they may see their own reflection staring back, moving slightly differently. Four travelers wander through this strange place. Eni is stupid but cute, often rushing into situations without thinking, yet somehow making the others laugh even in danger. Cather is smart and elegant, always calm and observant, studying the strange rules of the world and helping the group survive. Hina constantly says it is cold, even though the air is not freezing. The truth is that her hands are like ice, and frost sometimes spreads when she touches things. Sedica, also called Grape Boy, is also stupid in a harmless way, often confused about what is happening around him while carrying purple marbles that glow faintly in the crimson light. They are not alone. Claire, better known as Auzie, wanders the world unpredictably. She is a maniac, sometimes kind and sometimes cruel, shifting between helping people and causing chaos. No one can predict which side of her will appear. Bino follows close behind her, a broken figure who barely speaks. When he does, his voice is quiet and damaged, sometimes only whispering