Author Description

Born from the Gemini Egregore, where thought splits into twins and every truth breeds its opposite, The Hall of Mirrors is the myth of Skarrah, a woman who enters a chamber that does not reflect her body, but her mind. Within the Hall, every thought fractures. Every decision generates a double. Every fear learns to speak back. Watched by Surveilla, the silent keeper of the mirrors, Skarrah is confronted by versions of herself that multiply faster than she can name them: the believer and the skeptic, the watcher and the watched, the one who runs and the one who waits. The mirrors do not lie. They divide. To escape, Skarrah must collapse the split at the center of her consciousness and face the single reflection she has avoided her entire life—the one that does not move when she does. The Hall of Mirrors is a signal myth of fragmentation, mimicry, and reintegration. It is the lore of the mind that learned to stop arguing with itself—and the door that appears only when the echo finally dies.