[LOG_003] FILE FOUND: FIRST SURVIVAL RECORD

Status: RESTRICTED
Access Level: Vaultkeeper Tier I and above
Last Opened: Unknown
Author: ███████ (Corrupted)

📘 BOOK ONE REPORT: RISE OF THE NIGHTMARE LORD

"The Vault didn’t pull them in by accident. It wanted something. It still does."

⚠️ NO SPOILERS AHEAD

This post is safe to read even if you haven’t entered the Vault yet.

🧠 What is this book?

The Vault: Rise of the Nightmare Lord is the first official novel of the Vaultverse — a horror-mystery story told from the eyes of a teenage boy named Marwan, who, along with his mother Miriam and his two friends Jake and Eli, is pulled into a terrifying, shifting digital world known only as The Vault.

But this place isn’t just creepy. It talks back.
It watches, it corrupts, and it wants to change you.

What begins as confusion and survival quickly turns into a battle for identity, emotion, and control — not just against monsters or glitches, but against the darkness inside.

🧱 Why you should read it

• It’s intense, mysterious, and full of suspense.

• It’s a quick read (46 pages) but packs deep themes about trust, fear, and who we become when reality breaks.

• You don’t need to be a horror fan to enjoy it — this story is also about friendship, mental strength, and strange beauty in dark places.

📖 Reader Guide

• Age rating: 12+ (psychological horror, no gore)

• Format: Paperback & Kindle via Amazon

• Genre: Horror, psychological thriller, emotional sci-fi

• Perfect for fans of: The Backrooms, Glitchcore horror, Stranger Things, or anyone who’s ever felt like their thoughts were louder than the world around them.

👁️ The Vault is Real…

This book is part of a bigger horror universe called the Vaultverse, expanding across:

• 🧠 Discord

• 📺 YouTube Shorts

• 🧥 Merch

• 🖤 Hidden story pieces in blogs, and community files

💬 From the Author (██████ ███):

“This story came from a part of me that feels everything deeply. The Vault is a way I turned fear, stress, and imagination into something powerful.
I hope you feel something real when you read it.”