Golden Silence

Slack Off Wilderness

The Dream of the Stone of Friendship

One night, in the dim, flickering candlelight of an old tavern, I found myself sitting across from a mysterious figure. He was a prophet-like man—long, tangled hair falling past his shoulders, a heavy necklace carved with unknown symbols resting on his chest. His eyes were pools of silence, old as the earth itself. The wooden table between us groaned under time’s weight, like it had held secrets too sacred for the world.

He leaned forward from the shadows and asked in a voice that felt both distant and near:
"What do you know about the Stone of Friendship?"

I had no answer. I had never heard of it before.

But silence was never empty—
It carried me into the next dream.

I saw a lone traveler, wrapped in faded robes, walking through the golden vastness of the Egyptian desert. The wind howled, ancient and dry. Yet he pressed on, guided by something greater than sight. In his mind burned an image—a deep blue stone: lapis lazuli, glowing like truth itself.

Ahead stood the Sphinx, half-buried in sand, watching eternally.

But it was not just a monument.
The man knew, somehow—something lies beneath.

Not treasure in the usual sense, but a chamber, forgotten by time, veiled in symbols, humming with energy. The heart of ancient memory. The place where the Stone of Friendship may rest, or perhaps awaken.

Behind the traveler, fading in the dunes, was a deceitful figure. A man of tricks and shadows, left behind without confrontation—because the path forward demanded no weight from the past.

The traveler approached the Sphinx not with greed, but with reverence. He was not seeking power. He was seeking connection. A key. A sign.

And that’s when I understood:
The Stone of Friendship was never just a stone.
It was a calling. A spiritual test. A link between truth, loyalty, and something buried deep—not just in the sand, but in us 
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released November 1, 2025

Master by lucronofix at GreenCube 44hz 24 bit

COVER ART BY RAFAEL MANGOLD
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