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Dr. Helen Moss was a manuscript archivist at the University of Edinburgh. In 2019, while cataloging a donated estate, she discovered a leather-bound ledger that should not exist. The Dusk Registry. Written by one man—Peter Still—across 430 years, from 1563 to 1993. Inside were 347 entries documenting historical horrors: witch trials, dimensional overlaps, radiation ghosts. Three entries were marked as complete records. Three times Peter Still doubted his own judgment. Helen read them all. Then she received a letter from Peter Still himself, dated the same day she wrote her research questions. He's real. He's still working. And he's been managing the terrible spaces between life and death for centuries. This is her testimony about what she found—and the responsibility she inherited.

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