00:00The night was perfect, truly. The best perfume, listening attentively to every word,
00:03smiling at the right moment, I even turned off the account to make a good impression.
00:05Everything, really, went perfectly.
00:07And when it's over, she shakes my hand, but in a really cold way, you know?
00:09And then he tells me, your profile is very good, we'll call you from Human Resources next week.
00:13Now you're sitting on his chest, and you feel the weight, you feel how it crushes you,
00:15You feel cold claws starting to tighten around your neck.
00:17And it is at that moment, in that absolute terror, that you try to scream,
00:19But an icy hand covers your mouth. That's when you hear that disgusting voice, the one from the beginning.
00:21The astronaut cut his own tether cable after hearing an unmistakable whisper.
00:26coming from the immense blackness of outer space.
00:29No one on the space station understood his suicide.
00:31until the sun was suddenly eclipsed by a jaw the size of a continent.
00:35Now the survivors float in darkness awaiting cosmic digestion, praying for...
00:40And so I remained, enveloped in a spiral of twisted shadows.
00:43A composition that only served to underline the macabre beauty of my end.
00:47By removing the barriers of written language, history becomes something universal.
00:50It no longer needs to be translated. It speaks directly to emotion, to intuition.
00:52Connect with anyone, anywhere in the world.
00:54The baton pierces his larynx, stifling any scream that might have escaped.
00:56The body collapses backwards and fluid begins to flow from the wound.
00:58Well, it looks like a score of black blood, like ink spilled on the carpet.
01:01But that whirlpool isn't behaving as it should. It doesn't stop.
01:04It's as if the laws of physics as we know them were shattered into a thousand pieces.
01:08What was a simple drain becomes... something else.
01:11In an appetite, a force that no longer wants just water,
01:13but it starts to pull the air, the curtain, even the light in the room.
01:16And at this point, panicking won't help at all.
01:19You try to grab onto the door frame, but it's useless.
01:21You can't fight the impossible.
01:23The knees are the first thing to disappear.
01:25Dragged not towards the pipe, no, but towards another place.
01:27A frozen, dark, unimaginable place.
01:29An ending that, incredibly, begins in a bathtub.
01:32The beast, there we see it, with its wings, rises triumphant.
01:34But its roar is as if frozen in time.
01:36What remains, the only thing that remains, is an absolute and sepulchral visual silence.
01:38Let's think about the most definitive act of power that exists.
01:40Press the nuclear button.
01:41In this story, the leader does it.
01:43Press the button.
01:43But no missiles are being launched.
01:44Instead, the button triggers a silent implosion of antimatter in its own core.
01:49It is not destruction, but decay.
01:51Being fully aware of it.
01:54Your body is, technically, a corpse.
01:56But your mind, your consciousness, is still there, trapped.
01:59You are a reluctant spectator of your own decay.
02:03Clinging to a table leg, with her feet firmly planted on the ground.
02:06But your brain only receives one signal.
02:08Again and again.
02:09You're falling.
02:10The entire world, flooded in a single week, evolves.
02:12Bam, gills and fins appear, a perfect adaptation.
02:15Just when we thought we had won against nature, it is discovered why sharks, since time immemorial,
02:19They had preferred to swim so close to the surface.
02:20It turns out that we were the reason.
02:22A lonely road, at night, that blind trust we place in a screen.
02:27Come on, a perfect scenario for disorientation.
02:30The environment is becoming hostile.
02:32Fog is not just fog; it's something that erases the world, that isolates you, that reduces your existence to
02:37a small cone of light surrounded by absolute nothingness.
02:40The feeling that you are making progress is completely lost.
02:43The revelation is a mind-blowing paradox.
02:46It's not lost, no.
02:47He is trapped in an impossible geometry.
02:50The real terror is not encountering a monster in the fog.
02:53It's discovering that you are your own pursuer in a circle from which there is no escape.
02:56It is not water that falls.
02:58From the sky begin to descend thousands upon thousands of...
03:02Poodles!
03:03And be warned, they don't fall quietly, no.
03:05They're barking like crazy.
03:07Luckily, someone has thought about their safety.
03:09They are all wearing small, fluorescent-colored parachutes.
03:13Even the geography of our planet, the most solid and real thing we know, is not what it seems.
03:19The earth itself could be a shell, the body of ancient monsters that are simply asleep.
03:25A super cruel hunter dies and is reincarnated as a children's soccer referee, his personal hell.
03:31Early morning bar, smoke that isn't real, a full ashtray looks like a tomb.
03:35He threw the cigarette butt, it fell like a "that's it," and the ashtray returned another one, which still burned and went on.
03:39I turn it on out of nerves, life clicks and smokes a memory that wasn't from here.
03:42Censorship ceases to be an idea and becomes an object.
03:45Black bars float in the air, crossing out things and people, as if a giant editor were correcting the
03:51world.
03:51But the real mistake is not what you see.
03:53Those bars erase the object from reality and, worse still, from everyone's memory.
03:57the world.
03:57And when one of those bars touches the narrator, it not only prevents him from walking, it erases the concept from his mind
04:02the same as walking.
04:03The majestic, incandescent star Alpha Centauri, which was our closest neighbor, suffered a catastrophic and unexpected explosion.
04:09A lethal supernova, of proportions, well, of truly apocalyptic proportions.
04:12There was no warning.
04:14The immense and blinding burst of light and deadly radiation instantly disintegrated all of human civilization.
04:17It erased any trace of our insignificant existence in a matter of minutes.
04:20Waiting for hours standing in a corner to get a spot in the front row.
04:23And when the moment finally arrives, at the climactic point, close your eyes.
04:25Someone close to him, puzzled, might ask why he does that.
04:27The answer is to revisit a form of devotion that doesn't depend on sight, but on the heart, on simply being there.
04:30and feel it.
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