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A manila file folder with a sheet of paper inside and a second sheet of paper paperclipped to the front. The folder is discolored around the edges with soot or dirt, and there appear to be small spatters of blood near the bottom corners. The folder is decorated with a faded picture of the head of a stag with magnificent antlers. He is superimposed over a triangle pattern underneath a crown. A design of flowers, foliage, ferns, butterflies and mushrooms frames the base of the image.

The document inside the folder and the paperclipped document both appear aged and lightly folded in places. Nothing about the document inside the folder is shown.

The paperclipped document reads:

Mosscreek Lodge Doc-53F7. This part is partially cut off at the top but readable. Underneath it is an image of a crown, which looks like it's been mostly scratched out.

The document has been typed and reads:

Everyone in the town of Mosscreek has been effected. Subtle strings being pulled by something.

In larger type, the words "Unknown. Alien. Sinister" have been placed under each other. The first two are in the usual black type but "sinister" is in deep red. The words are not aligned in a usual way, making them look jarring or as if they may be part of some puzzle.

In regular type, the document continues:

"The fog that lays over the town covers the eyes of the world for a rite to take place." The word "rite" is in deep red.

The document continues,

"People go on with their lives.

Shipments come in from the sea and trucks come in off the interstate to make their deliveries.

But the people of the town ignore the high strangeness.

Of decrepit monoliths in the forest. Lichen covered stone alters sitting on the bluff. Of blackened pools that never dry, near the old quarry. Passages on the islands off the coast, leading deep underground into the dark.

The only ones who notice are six kids - all banded together because they know something isn't right. Three that grew up in Mosscreek and three that grew up in a world next door.

At the bottom of the paper is a hexagonal shape that looks as if it's been stamped on the paper.

Also paperclipped to the folder underneath the paper is a ticket that reads:

Mosscreek Bay Ferry.

Since 1901.

One Adult Rtrn. 13.00. 06/17. 10:35 AM.

The ticket, too, appears stained. There is a cartoony image of blue waves near the base, with an image of a ferry above it.