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Become a Patron- 1.1 - Friendship... and betrayal
- 1.2 - Förlåt mig
- 1.3 - Hidden secrets
- 1.4 - Playing dentist
- 1.5 - Speak of the devil...
- 1.6 - A nice place
- 2.1 - Praise be to God
- 2.2 - Aconite
- 2.3 - Drunk as a skunk
- 2.4 - Serves you right
- 2.5 - The Monster
- 2.6 - Still alive...?!
- 2.7 - Among the other things
- 2.8 - Trust
- 3.1 - A close call
- 3.2 - The truth
- 3.3 - Worst plan ever
- 3.4 - Odd writings
- 3.5 - Easier said than done
- 3.6 - The time has come | End of Volume 1
- Extras #1 | Character profiles!
- Extras #2 | Bonus facts + Vol. 2 teaser!
- Extras #3 | Vol. 1 Summary
- 4.1 - House on fire
- 4.2 - Knight in leather jacket
- 4.3 - YOU DID WHAT?!
- 4.4 - Family
- 4.5 - Long story
- 4.6 - Some news
- 4.7 - Hope
- 4.8 - Strangers
- 4.9 - No promises
- Extras #4 | Chapter 4 summary
- 4.10 - God help me
- 4.11 - A friendly talk...?
- 4.12 - Lack of evidence
- 4.13 - Fanatics
- 4.14 - The ritual
- 4.15 - The magpie
- 4.16 - Your fault
- 4.17 - Why her
- 5.1 - Not quite as planned
- 5.2 - Drama queen
- 5.3 - Krrr...
- 5.4 - Make it stop
- 5.5 - Let me guess...
- 5.6 - I need a minute
- 5.7 - Still there...?
- 5.8 - A little lost
- 5.9 - Such a pretty necklace
- 5.10 - Told him
- 5.11 - Sorry, Regan
- 6.1 - In a philosophical sense...?
- 6.2 - Retrocognition
- 6.3 - You saw WHAT?!
- 6.4 - Not safe
- 6.5 - Liar
- 6.6 - Still hurts
- 6.7 - Blaming ourselves
- 6.8 - Find a way
- 6.9 - Just one question
- 6.10 - I saw it on TV!
- 6.11 - Stuck
- 6.12 - One week
- 6.13 - In the trash can?!
- 6.14 - No black magic
- 6.15 - See you later
- 6.16 - The Amazing Glitter Mask
- 6.17 - Famous last words
- 7.1 - Lost in translation
- 7.2 - A keyword
Creator
In case you're wondering: nope, the word "nochteipsum" means absolutely nothing :'D However, the verb "nocht" in Irish means something along the lines of "reveal/show" and there's a famous maxim in Latin that says "nosce te ipsum" (often translated as "know thyself", but originally intended as "know your limits"). So the keyword Jorn found is basically a mix of all these concepts :D
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