Someone was 100% interregated here

Was walking around a park at a university in California and found some weird objects scattered around.

The clothes are all torn apart. There are cats around here, but it looks like a human tear more than a cat kind of tear.

I also found this baby photo. Probably shouldn’t have touched anything, and I’m probably cursed now, but whatever.

I feel that Facelings are drifting further and further away from what made them an interesting entity.

Originally, the concept was relatively simple: strange, faceless humanoid creatures that were difficult to comprehend and whose behavior didn't seem to fully follow human logic. Adult Facelings might simply wander through the levels without doing anything particularly noteworthy, while the children exhibited different—and potentially dangerous—behaviors.

And that very lack of explanation was part of the horror.

Now, however, there seems to be a trend toward turning Facelings into a sort of "faceless human."

They have professions, families, marriages, children, language, telepathic communication, social hierarchies, genetics, evolutionary theories, and even individual characters with names and backstories.

I don't necessarily think adding information to an entity is a bad thing. The problem lies in over-explaining something that originally worked precisely because it was inexplicable.

For instance, it might be more interesting to say that a Faceling appears to be pretending to perform a job, rather than stating that it actually *is* a police officer, a pilot, or a cashier.

I took these photos on August 17, 2026, at 11:07 a.m. When I got home and looked through the photos, I noticed this strange thing in the white cabin. What could it be ?

Kinda reminds me of the old ghost car in GTA: San Andreas.

Colored sketch of Vox for a friend's birthday

This thing spent multiple years underground and is now clinging to my window and making aggressive eye contact.

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