
ORAXIS: Still Here #sunoverse
ORAXIS | Neutral | The Witness CLASSIFICATION: Persistent Anomalous Entity STATUS: Active Survived multiple terminal events. Each survival creates localized reality corruption: glitch zones where past moments replay on loop. Not psychological -> environmental. Visible to anyone present. CAPABILITIES: • Reality corruption (spatial anomalies) • Presence erosion (certainty degrades) • Unkillable persistence • Compulsive documentation CONSTRAINTS: • No alignment, no choice • No intent required • Effect irreversible ASSESSMENT: Makes heroism impossible. Makes villainy impossible. Presence destabilizes narrative certainty. Not an adversary. Not an asset. Not with heroes. Not with REAPER. Just still here. The archive doesn’t care. #sunoverse ~~~~~~~~~ I'm awake, I think. Can't tell anymore. Something's wrong with the room. They thought I died twice. Both times I just continued. Don't ask me why, I stopped asking. Third overdose didn't take. Heart stopped for six minutes they said. Came back and immediately started writing it down. Not the pain, just the gap. Where something should've been. Wrapped the car around a pole at ninety. Fire department took forty minutes with the jaws. Driver's side completely gone. I walked away. And the intersection started glitching. People drive through now, say they see the impact on loop. I'm sorry. I was just there. I can't make it stop. But I'm still here. Body won't quit. Heart won't stop. Recording everything. Still here. Not by choice. Just by fact. Still here. Doctor pulled up my file. Seven pages of things that should've worked. "Medically speaking you shouldn't--" I know. I've documented it. Fell seven stories onto concrete. Both legs, left arm, four ribs, pelvis. Compound fractures. They said I'd never walk right. Six months later I'm running. And the construction site is corrupted now. Workers say they hear the impact, over and over. Can't demolish the building. The moment won't clear. Bullet went through my shoulder, missed the artery by two centimeters. I measured it later. Had to know the exact distance between stopping and continuing. The alley where it happened. You can see it on loop now. The muzzle flash. My body hitting the wall. Present and past bleeding together. I'm not trying to do this. Every time something should've ended it, reality keeps the file. Not in my head. In the space I occupied. Witnesses report seeing my deaths, dozens of them, playing simultaneously. I've got 400 documented moments I should've stopped, and everywhere I've been is bleeding them back. It's not power. It's infection. Can't stop recording. Can't stop spreading. Can't stop corrupting everything I touch. They stopped calling after the zones started spreading. Everyone's just avoiding the places I've been. Downtown has three blocks cordoned off, where people see deaths that aren't theirs. Memories that aren't theirs. My memories. Except I don't remember them like memories. Just documents. Evidence of continuation. You wanted me gone. A closed case. Something you could move past. Instead I'm spreading. The draft that won't finalize. The file corrupting other files. The witness contaminating the scene. Every morning I wake up, add another corrupted zone. Another place where past and present overlap. Not because I'm trying. Because I was there. And being there is permanent. So I'm still here. Body keeps going. Zones keep spreading. Truth keeps bleeding through. Still here, making heroism visible. Making failure visible. Making everything visible. Still here. Not defiant. Just factual. And that's worse. Still here. Can't stop documenting. Can't stop corrupting. Can't stop continuing. Someone tried to kill me last week. Died in the attempt. Now their death plays on loop at the location. Their last thought visible to anyone who passes, the moment they realized I can't be stopped. And they just added themselves to the archive. I'll remember you. You won't remember this. It'll play forever, in the space where you died trying. That's the curse. Not surviving. Making survival permanent. Making every moment I witness permanent. Making nothing erasable. They ask what it means, all this continuing, all this documenting. I tell them: I don't know. But I was there. And there is now permanent. And everyone who was there is in the file. Including you. I'm still here. Writing it down. Can't close the file. Can't stop the spread. Still here. And that's the worst thing I could tell you. Because now you know. Everywhere I've been. Everything I've seen. Is still happening. Forever. Still here. Still here. Still here. "You should be dead." "Yeah."

