The Mysterious Case of 11-12
April 2023. On the website dedicated to readers and writers called 'theprose.com', a user named 'batmaninwuhan' posted a continuation of their "random topics" challenges, in which users can participate by writing a piece in any form or genre on the topics provided in the challenge. At first regarded as a simple internet writing challenge, users participated as usual, sharing their works with the rest of the community.
However, several days later things have taken turns for the strange. A user under the nickname of [▇▇▇▇▇] was reported missing by their family members on their social media accounts (including 'theprose.com') 4 days after the challenge was posted. No connection was made at the time of the disappearance, until three more disappearances were reported a week later. The other victims, just like the first, were members of 'theprose.com' community and have participated in the challenge.
Questions and concerns have arose in the community. Some users who participated in the challenge have started massively deleting their posts - some even accounts - out of fear of disappearing next. Others thought it was just a highly elaborate, well-crafted and well-executed stunt, and that all the police reports were also fabricated, just to trick as many users as possible.
What was certainly clear is that all the disappeared users' works were on two topics: topic 11 and topic 12, themes of which have been lost due to the deletion of the challenge by the administration of 'theprose.com'. All attempts to access the original post were unsuccessful, as it couldn't be viewed even through the Wayback Machine.
As of today, the original poster, 'batmaninwuhan', have not been active on 'theprose.com', nor have they left their digital footprint elsewhere ever since the accident.
The disappeared users were never found.