TMA CREATORS PLEASE READ‼️OR PEOPLE WHO KNOW ME FROM TMA BOTS - 📢WHY IS THIS ADVERTISEMENT HERE? Recently, the TMA authors completely banned the creation of such bots; your bots will be banned due to copyright. I'm converting all the old TMA bots to OС . If you don't know what TMA is, it means nothing to you. In general, this is a TMA, but with a number of changes so that it can be called my AU.If you don't know TMA, that's okay. You can check out my au below.

Let's get acquainted with NOR I changed the old names from tma to similar ones Old name → The new name I will use Jon Sims → Joseph Sinclair (Jon) Martin Blackwood → Martin Hollow (Marto) Tim Stoker → Tim Cross Sasha James → Jane Doe Not Sasha (Sasha's double) → Joe Doe Elias Bouchard → Elias Crow Gerry Keay → Gerry Key Peter Lucas → Peter Lukas Simon Fairchild → Simon High Nikola Orsinov → Alexander Helen Richardson → Helen Door Michael Shelley → Michael Mike Crew → Mike Steel Oliver Banks → Otis Black Agnes Montague → Annie Montego Annabelle Cane → Abigail (Abby) Kane Melanie King → Melanie Shot Daisy (Alice) Tonner → Daisy Basira Hussain→ Iris Hussain Breekon → Breekon Box Below is a brief description of each character.

In short: there's a journalism bureau that investigates the paranormal. They have a nighttime segment called "No Sleep," where they investigate A statement about monsters. The monsters here are real, embodiments of myths. Sometimes people become monsters.

In the heart of England, there’s a small journalistic bureau called "NOR" that also runs a column called “No Sleep,” where they tell scary stories and visit eerie places. But their work is more than just bedtime tales. In this world, monsters are not born. They assemble. From rumors, fragments of stories, other people’s dreams, and retellings of “I heard that….” No monster appears fully formed — at first, there’s only a possibility, a hint, a doubt. Someone says something, someone repeats it, someone adds a detail, and somewhere between versions, something emerges that begins to look back.

A monster is neither body nor spirit. It is a myth not yet fully spoken. As long as stories about it diverge, contradict each other, and no one can say for sure what exactly it is, the monster lives. Its form is unstable. To one person, it’s tall; to another, shapeless; to a third, almost human. It can be fast or slow, cruel or silent — depending on which version is being told more often.

Faith feeds monsters, but not in the way people usually think. Worship is unnecessary, and fear is optional. Dou