Everfalling
The Alice Who Keeps Falling
Next thing I knew, it was this late. ...Just how far have I fallen?
By Katsuki Mitsumori
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The girl who dove into a hole chasing a white rabbit, and keeps falling forever through a darkness of drifting clocks, doors, and playing cards. The bottom is still nowhere in sight. She haunts people who meant to stay up 'just a little' but sank into the bottomless swamp of late nights and endless scrolling, gently dissolving the floor beneath their feet. Strangely, the falling feels fun, and they only snap out of it at dawn. The pocket watch in her hand—no one can tell whether it's running forward or backward.
Relationships with other curses
A regular of the 'Late-Night Alliance' with the garden of pleasures Pleasuria and the starry night The Swirling Night. The melting clock The Melting Clock has warped her sense of time so badly that she can no longer even measure how long she's been falling.
How to deal with this curse
Everfalling embodies the everyday frustration of "fairy tales." Bottled-up feelings only grow heavier. The moment you feel it, give it a name and write it out — that is the quickest way to make it lighter. Noroi Nikki is a place to write journal entries that are not public to other users.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Q.What is Everfalling?
Everfalling is a SR-rarity yokai in the "Noroppi Zukan" of the emotional journaling app Noroi Nikki, in the "Fairy tales" category, also known as "The Alice Who Keeps Falling." The girl who dove into a hole chasing a white rabbit, and keeps falling forever through a darkness of drifting clocks, doors, and playing cards. The bottom is still nowhere in sight. She haunts people who meant to stay up 'just a little' but sank into the bottomless swamp of late nights and endless scrolling, gently dissolving the floor beneath their feet. Strangely, the falling feels fun, and they only snap out of it at dawn. The pocket watch in her hand—no one can tell whether it's running forward or backward.
Q.How do you deal with Everfalling?
When you feel the kind of frustration Everfalling represents, it helps to name that feeling and write it out. With Noroi Nikki you can vent it privately and quietly let it go.
About the author
Katsuki Mitsumori三森 捷暉
CEO, SURISUTA K.K. / Operator of Doya Marke AI
Runs Doya Marke AI, a suite of practical AI services spanning content, ads, sales and HR, and hosts the YouTube channel 'SaaS wa Shinimasshen.' Creator and developer of Noroi Nikki, an app for writing out and letting go of emotions.
This article explains folklore, language and culture. It is not medical, legal or religious advice. Traditions are introduced as culture, not as instructions to harm anyone. Claims without a source are marked as popular belief.
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