[Intro – spoken faintly, as if read from a damaged recording] Time does not choose heroes. It creates pressure and waits to see what breaks. This is not a story of destiny. This is a story of interruption. [Verse 1 – spoken with measured calm] She will be born between seconds. Not early. Not late. But exactly when the world refuses to wake. An alarm without sound. A warning without authority. She will not know she is chosen because she was never chosen at all. [Verse 2 – spoken with growing gravity] Her power will not come from sleep nor from nightmares. It will come from the moment between them. When dreams end and fear has not yet decided its shape. She will walk where time hesitates and call it forward. [Interlude – spoken lower, uneasy] The Queen of Nightmares will recognize her first. Not as an enemy. As a consequence. For every system that refuses rest eventually creates its own alarm. [Verse 3 – spoken with restrained urgency] Alarm Clock Girl will lose everything once. Her power. Her certainty. Her name. Time will stop answering her. And still she will stand. Because waking up was never about control. [Verse 4 – spoken with dawning inevitability] She will learn that sleep is not surrender and nightmares are not the end. She will learn that even the Queen was once mercy. And that breaking time is easier than healing it. [Final Warning – spoken clearly, no echo, no fear] When the clock stops ticking, do not celebrate. When the alarm rings, do not silence it. Because Alarm Clock Girl does not arrive to save the world. She arrives because the world has overslept.
