MidReal Story

The Mural of Secrets

MAxime Lou Gauthier-Dumais

Mar 7

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My name is kenzie

Kenzie Thompson

female. She is a young woman with a playful and adventurous spirit. She is curious,determined,and imaginative. Kenzie discovers a mysterious mural in her town that changes each day,sparking her curiosity. She embarks on a quest to uncover the mural's secrets,leading her to unexpected friendships and adventures. Her journey reveals hidden aspects of her town and herself.

Caleb Mitchell

male. He is a newcomer to the town who becomes entangled in Kenzie's quest for answers about the mural. He is charming,resourceful,and enigmatic. Caleb's arrival sparks intrigue as he seems to know more about the mural than he initially reveals. His involvement deepens the mystery surrounding the mural and creates tension between him and Landon.

Landon Brooks

male. He is Kenzie's childhood friend and confidant. He is loyal,supportive,and protective. Landon shares Kenzie's curiosity about the mural and joins her on her quest for answers. His calm demeanor balances Kenzie's impulsiveness,providing a voice of reason in their adventures together. His friendship with Kenzie remains strong despite their differing approaches to life.

I am Kenzie.

The girl who sees the world in a different light.

Who else would have seen a mural as just a bunch of paint on a wall?

Not me though.

Oh no.

To me that mural was more, and that is exactly what I was about to find out.

"Is that a hidden message?"

I pointed to the area I was talking about as I stared at the mural like it was my job.

Landon looked where I had pointed and shook his head, "I don't know. It looks like a bunch of swirles to me."

Swirles?

What the heck is swirles?

Lord have mercy, I needed to get my friend out of the Stone Age.

"It looks like a hidden box. I bet if we pressed it, something would happen."

I looked at him with hope in my eyes, but all I got in return was a skeptical look.

Landon had known me for a long time, so he should have known better than to argue with me.

When it came down to things I wanted to know, I had to figure them out.

"Fine," he huffed.