Elian

Chapter II - The First Walker The world has always been shaped by legends. Some are born from fear. Others from hope. But there are stories so old that truth and myth have become impossible to separate. They have been whispered across generations, their details changing with every telling, their names fading into silence, yet their meaning remaining untouched. That is how the legend of the First Walker was born. No one knows who he truly was. Some believe he was nothing more than a lone traveler, searching for a place where he finally belonged. Others claim he was a scholar who devoted his life to understanding the unknown. There are even those who insist he never existed at all - that the First Walker is merely a story the world created to explain what no one could comprehend. Yet every version agrees on one thing. He was the first to refuse to look away. Where others saw nothing more than a faded red mark upon stone, he saw a question. Not because he understood its meaning. Not because he was searching for answers. But because he felt that the mark concealed something greater than the human eye could ever perceive. The oldest legends say he followed the trace for years. It led him beyond forgotten lands, across the ruins of civilizations long erased from history, and into places that no map has ever remembered. With every step, the world around him began to change. Coincidences became patterns. Meaning emerged from symbols once thought meaningless. Even silence no longer felt empty - as though the world itself had been watching his journey from the very beginning. No one knows what awaited him at the end of the path. Some believe he discovered the origin of the Red Trace. Others believe the path was never meant to end. But every legend remembers the same final truth. He never returned. Years passed. Then decades. Then centuries. His name vanished from history, as though it had never existed. Time erased everything except a single memory: once, someone had taken a step where no one else dared to walk. And not long after… Others began to see the Red Trace. Not everywhere. Not all at once. But often enough for the legend to survive. In time, people stopped asking whether the First Walker had ever been real. A different question became far more important. If he truly was the first… Who is walking the path now? 🩸

Bought another 70 NFTs and burned them 🧹 Lore post incoming today

PROLOGUE No one remembers when the red first appeared. Some say it was always there. Others believe it arrived without warning. It left no answers. Only questions. And those who chose to follow it were never the same. The first chapter of the Project R3D lore will be revealed soon. 🩸