13HRP – 0015 – Popper Magic


Description

Entity 13HRP – 0015 – Popper Magic, called Popper Magic, is one of the most deceptive anomalies studied by the Hollow Reality Project. On the surface, he looks like a normal adult man of average build, wearing plain clothes. His t-shirt says “got coffee for me”, which might seem like simple humour, yet in containment it feels mocking, as though making fun of the rules meant to hold him. Worn jeans and basic trainers add to the disguise of normalcy, making him more disturbing because he looks so plain.

Staff often report that they cannot focus on him. Guards say their eyes slide past his figure as if he were only background. At times, he has shown up inside restricted zones without passing through doors. He often appears at doorways, hall corners, or shadowed edges. His very nature seems tied to these in-between spaces, showing that Popper Magic is less a prisoner and more a force of liminality.


The Anomalous Wristwatch

The most important item linked to Popper Magic is his wristwatch. The dial has thirteen uneven hour marks, and its time never matches facility clocks. Sometimes the hands move backwards, sometimes they speed up, and sometimes they freeze. Whenever staff try to take it, Popper Magic vanishes, leaving containment with nothing to hold. The watch is not just an accessory but appears to be his tool for bending time and space.

Even without the watch being used, smaller effects happen. His pale blue eyes disturb both human focus and camera systems. Video shows static, missing frames, or sudden jumps in his position. These distortions support the idea that Popper Magic is not always in sync with normal time, slipping between states of presence and absence.


Interview Records

Early talks with him showed a man who seemed friendly and casual. He joked and spoke in everyday language, unlike most other anomalies. Instruments showed no strange signals during these first meetings. When asked where he came from, he gave unclear replies like “here and there” or “always between places.” At that time, researchers thought the wristwatch alone was the anomaly.

That view broke down later. In one interview, while speaking about memory, he suddenly vanished from the chamber. Cameras showed no heat, sound, or force. A few seconds later, he reappeared in a different part of the building, bypassing locked doors with ease. This suggested not simple teleportation but an ability to ignore physical space itself.


Incident Report

During the Juggernaut Breach (Entity 0003), Popper Magic appeared many times around the central aquatic sector. Witnesses saw him slip through walls and sealed rooms as if they were not real. He did not fight but added confusion to the crisis. When questioned later, he said: “I had somewhere to be—a party beyond the White Door.”

The mention of the White Door links him to other known anomalies. It is still unknown if this was a real place, a joke, or a trick. The fact that he left during the worst moment suggests he chooses his times with care and knows how to exploit chaos.


Additional Observed Behaviour

One time, Popper Magic appeared in the staff lounge without opening any doors. He chatted with a nurse making coffee, speaking in a joking and warm tone. When his request to leave the site was denied, he did not react with anger. Instead, he smiled, said “another time, another place,” and vanished. This showed his habit of testing social rules as well as physical ones.


Extended Analysis

The paradox of Popper Magic lies in his mix of normal and strange. He seems too plain to suspect, yet too strange to ignore. His disguise as an ordinary man hides the danger he brings. Every disappearance challenges the core belief of containment: that barriers can hold an anomaly. His comments about the White Door link him to wider networks of strange activity, hinting that he may be a messenger or traveller in a system beyond our reach.


The Wristwatch and Temporal Theories

The wristwatch remains the key to his nature. Some analysts think the thirteen-hour dial marks states of change rather than hours. The thirteenth mark may stand for a break in cause and effect, allowing travel across boundaries. Records show he checks the watch before each disappearance. Whether it is a made device, an old relic, or part of his being is still unknown.


Knowledge and Misdirection

13HRP – 0015 – Popper Magic is also a master of confusion. While he seems kind and funny, his jokes and hints hide real meaning. Phrases about impossible parties may carry truths about the wider anomaly system. By mixing humour with secrets, he makes it hard to know if he is telling the truth, playing games, or serving a greater force.

Last modified: 2025/08/28 at 02:58 am

Published: 2025/08/19 at 9:49 pm

By Silvia Moan