His Forbidden Truth
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The first incident was small.
A man in Melbourne entered the dreamspace after weeks of deliberate avoidance. He stayed less than a minute before panicking, overwhelmed not by resonance, but by the awareness of how alone he had felt outside it. He emerged shaken, disoriented, furious — not at Lumen, but at himself.
The story spread.
Headlines framed it as proof of psychological harm. Others called it inevitable adjustment pain. The discourse sharpened again, quieter but more brittle.
Raven read the reports late into the night, jaw tight. “This is what happens when we pretend neutrality is harmless,” he said.
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