I'm sorry to inform you, but your piece "Amber Echo: The Key to Accessing the Unreal?" was not accepted for publication in the Nocturne Journal of Science. While many of your theories show excellent outside the box thinking, the paper itself reads more like a science fiction piece than a work that would find its way into a scholarly journal. As requested we have enclosed your original handwritten submission with this envoy.

Title: Amber Echo: The Key to Accessing the Unreal? By: Eloine Enfield Scholars and sages alike speak of a realm beyond ours that contains strange entities that control our world and existence. Often referred to as "Beyond the Veil," the "Dragon's Realm" or even "The Realm of Magic," it is widely accepted that this is a realm of gods and monsters that can create or destroy anything in our world. But, what if I told you there was another realm... a Beyond Beyond the Veil if you will? Continue reading to learn more.

I have noticed several faults in our world that I am sure you have noticed too. Have you ever noticed that sometimes as you run your movement stutters? Or that far away objects pop in and out of existence? Have you ever had friends and family recount commonly known facts with slight inaccuracies, such as important events happening on differing dates or citing contradictory occurrences? I believe these faults are due to errors made by entities I will call the True Creators, in a realm I will herein refer to as "The Unreality" or simply "The Unreal."

You may ask, why should we care? Our world is our world. It does not matter if we are created by perfect gods or imperfect beings two realms removed. It doesn't change our day to day toils. This is where I ask you to think... what if it could? During my research of a substance unique to the Royal Highlands that I call "Amber Echo," I have discovered that the grand Clock of our creators can be reversed or even stopped, which begs the question...what else can we change about our world when we better understand it?

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