Fasconov

**Vyshev** "**Fasconov**" **Bogovsk** was a human, whose mind was metaphorically held together by duct tape.

## **History**

### **1983**

**Vyshev** was minding his own business in his own room, however, his parents dragged him away from the house, as it have been rumors that kracatoan bombers are making their way to the village. Few hours later, him and his parents arrived to his grandmother's house, however, his parents soon went on, for reasons he have not been told yet. There, at his grandmother's house, he continued on to have the live he have lived so far, however, a thing he was unable to overlook is the constant arguments that he was able to hear more and more commonly. After gathering enough courage to do so, he asked his grandmother of the arguments, but she refused to answer any question, leaving **Vyshev** to wonder if it is because of him, or not, resulting in him getting anxiety. Few weeks later, during a hiking trip in Tibet, he looked beneath his feet, at the very narrow cliff, then looked below him, and have thought to himself that he should jump, but then he immediately thought that it is a ridiculous thing to do, and went on with the hiking. When he arrived back to his grandmother's house, his new home, he asked his grandmother about the thought of jumping off a cliff, despite not wanting to. His grandmother became very concerned, however, yet still started to describe what she called "Call of the Void". She explained that during the Call of the Void, if someone were to respond the Call, after the person have deceased, they would be teleported to the Void, and they would be corrupted by it at an accelerated rate, their personality would turn to the worse, however, they would possess an enormous amount of physical power and intelligence. **Vyshev** then asked his grandmother for her to tell more about the Void, to which she, at first refused, but reluctantly accepted, as she decided to be careful of what to tell to **Vyshev** about the Void. **Vyshev** himself have listened to the things about the Void with great interest, almost as if he was destined to be a member of it, in his own mind however, the topic of the Void was just another thing to keep himself busy with something, when he got bored of playing. However, as more stories his grandmother have told him about the Void, the more he became scared of shadows, as he was able to feel a presence within the darkest ones, as if he is being constantly watched by something, from another world he was unable to reach, or contact. It became severe enough for him to develop insomnia, a mental illness that would plague him for a long amount of time. Due to the lack of sleep, sometimes he was able to see hallucinations however, he was able to recognize that many of the hallucinations he have seen, was impossible to be made by his own mind, and must be the result of something being there, no matter how unrealistic it looks like.

### **1985**

**Vyshev** have woke up from a 6 month coma, realizing that the war was over, however, everything he knew of, have disappeared, including his friends, family and the majority of places he knew. To relax, he gathered enough courage to hiking to Tibet, however, during hiking, he have met children around the same age as him, moments later, he was able to feel the Call of the Void, but this time, as he had nowhere to go, he answered the Call, effectively committing suicide. What he had not realized, is that he was not the only one who answered the Call of the Void. 3 months later, a group of kracatoan soldiers, patrolling the area, have came across, what they assumed was a place to hide corpses, however, upon further investigations, they were able to identify that 251 out of the 253 skeletal remains were remains of children, 1 adolescent human being and 1 unknown. They were unable to identify the cause of death, as the skeletal remains were found in perfect, but dirty conditions, however, during investigating the remains, they were able to feel a sensation of something from the darkest shadows are observing them, resulting in many of the soldiers leave immediately. **Vyshev**, during the last moments of his consciousness, his brain replayed all of the memories in 7 minutes, after that, he have found himself in the region of Wrythe, a very small region, about the size of 5447340000 square kilometers. He was unsure where he was, until people in robes grabbed him, and tossed him in a capsule, and have transported him 342 kilometers away from his location. There, in the capsule, he was unable to determine where he is being moved to, or where he is and where he will be, aside the fact, the only thing he was able to see is the pitch dark sky, and many more capsules next to him. The only thing he was able to feel is the occasional footsteps. 4 hours later, however, he was put into a state of coma. During that time, in his dreams, he was unable to see anything, he only was able to hear voices talking to him, and what he thought of nonsensical combination of letters and numbers repeating, but in reality, it was "63616C6C206F662074686520766F6964". During very rare occasions, he was able to make out a very blurry human face staring right directly into his eyes, which have shook him up mentally, however, he was unable to do anything about it.

### **2006**

**Vyshev**, after drinking approximately 3.5 liters of caffeine, he aggressively approached a place of worship, and asked one of the priests to open a portal back to Earth, as he was looking to pay homage to his old home, as he was looking forwards to see if anything changed there, and he was feeling extraordinarily nostalgic. The priest agreed to do so, and **Vyshev** was back on Earth. On Earth, he wasn't surprised by the fact that absolutely nothing have changed since he left, despite him being able to tell that 21 years have past since the last time he has been there. He decided to wander around, until he came across the completely dehydrated Aral Sea, and was absolutely disturbed by the excessive smell of salt, despite the Aral Sea being a freshwater lake. He wandered for 1350 kilometers, until he ended up in the town of Saanmuhnmissked, at what the coastline of the Aral Sea used to be. There, people praised him, however, he was unable to find the reason why, and after asking around 1319 people, he determined that he is being praised for the sole reason of answering the Call of the Void, as it in the meantime he was gone, the Call of the Void and the worshipping of the Void became a large part of Uzbek culture. He still was extremely disturbed by the overwhelming smell of salt, and he complained about it multiple times. 4 minutes later, he was approached by a middle aged man, who explained that the salt must be caused by the tears of the people that have died in the region, **Vyshev** called it nonsense, and started digging straight down. He was digging for 43 minutes, until he was unable to dig, due to the fact that he must have hit the top of an underground building. He, then started stomping on the top of the building, until the roof collapsed beneath him, and have spent the next 2 minutes coughing, because of the sheer amount of the dust. After he cleaned off a mild amount of dust, he looked around, and have realized he was in an abandoned storage room. After looking around, and shooting the security and the staff, he have read all of the files, and have took them with himself, destroying almost all of the printers, he have left by exiting through the intended entrance, leaving in disappointment that humanity have done nothing for the past 21 years except resorting to desperate measures that should have not been touched in the first place, as according to him, printing humans are morally questionable, and would lead to overpopulation eventually.