The Staircase That Ascended Into Nothing
Climbing the unseen
It stood in a desert, steps carved into thin air. Those who climbed reached a place where the world dissolved into pure thought. Most returned wiser; a few stayed, becoming ideas themselves—eternal, weightless, and unbound.
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