Ramblings from the Interattic

"And the horrors that I have witnessed in this never-ending tunnel are as real as my dreadful existence. I am abandoned in this dark crevice despite with little to no light I can spot the ends and the shadowed corners yet when I extend my arms to feel them, its only the intangible emptiness that I find within my grasp."

DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT A GAME.

Then what exactly is this? -

Ramblings from the Interattic is an illustrated mystery-horror short story that is also a puzzle- the true ending lies hidden in codes that can be decrypted only by those who are ready to dive into the madness and accept the challenge.

It is largely based on a recurring dream and inspired by many great artists and writers I admire like Poe, Shelly, Stoker, Lovecraft, Blake, W. Chambers, Bradbury, Le Fanu, C. Oates, Doyle, PKD, Giger, Da Vinci, Beksinski, Dore, Lynch, Team Silent, and Piranesi.

One can even call this my Necronomicon. 

What is this puzzle thing, and what do I do after I solve it? 

The puzzle is the end of the story itself; everyone likes to dissect the work to find out the meaning or intention behind it, and this is just one of those pieces that openly invites the readers to have fun with it. If you have found the answer, then you can leave a comment, and if its correct, well maybe there would be a price, I am not really sure yet, I don't know if this would even reach more than two people tbh. 

What does the deluxe edition have? 

The deluxe edition includes a high-quality PDF, the cover art, and loose illustrations with names, which provide some additional context for the work. 

If you bothered to read this far, there is a visual treat- an animated short made for the Interattic: