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Ron was ill.
A grave illness, indeed.
As he went about his daily life, another set of experiences would always unfold in his mind, running parallel to reality. Officially, it was called Resonance Syndrome; folk simply dubbed it Resonance Psychosis.
A patient’s consciousness, in resonance, exists simultaneously in the real world and the spirit realm with which it resonates. Experiences in the spirit world appear in their mind as if lived firsthand.
This is not mere hallucination; everything they do in the spirit world truly exists. This peculiar affliction has emerged in recent years, accompanied by the constant threat of spiritual incursions that could destroy the real world at any moment.
Lately, Ron’s consciousness drifted restlessly between reality and the mountains.
The mountains there were immense, ceaselessly shifting, squeezing him until he could barely breathe.
He was certain they lived.
The whole mountain was alive!
The sensation was so real that Ron felt suffocated even in waking life.
“Your rating is in—you’ve met the criteria for treatment,” the doctor in a white coat said, glancing at Ron’s medical file. “You’re fortunate to have come in time. Had you waited any longer, you might have entered the Door-Opening state. Then, you wouldn’t be speaking to me at all.”
Because consciousness exists in both reality and the spirit realm, most sufferers of Resonance Syndrome develop some degree of psychological disturbance.
When a resonator’s mind and reason shatter, they enter the Door-Opening stat