The Occultist's Box
 It is said that there is an ancient box, made of solid oak, surrounded by brass patinated by time. Its sturdy closures seem to have survived many decades, perhaps centuries. On top, a finely patinated ouija board watches like a portal to the unknown. Each letter, each symbol seems charged with ancestral energy.
 Inside this singular box rests a polished pendulum, suspended from a chain. It seems to wait, motionless, ready to vibrate under the presence of invisible entities. Next to it, a homemade spirit detector rests, rudimentary but strangely effective. Two bulbs: one yellow and one red. When the invisible manifests itself, the yellow light announces a "yes" from beyond, while the red whispers an ominous "no".
 But the most disturbing piece is a strange assemblage: an old piece of burnt wood, blackened by fire, pierced by an old nail that would have once sealed the door of a forgotten church. Suspended from this rusty nail is a small bell made of oxidized brass. When spirits pass through the room, the bell begins to ring, like a spectral warning.
 Where did this box come from? No one really knows. Some whisper that it belonged to a 19th-century occultist, a certain Victor Maillard, who disappeared in strange circumstances after a séance gone wrong. Others claim that it was found in the rubble of an old ruined abbey, where the monks, frightened by unexplained phenomena, had sealed a forbidden crypt.
 What is certain is that whoever dares to open this box enters into a mysterious dialogue with the invisible. Some seek answers, others find torment. But one thing remains constant: once the bell rings, nothing is ever the same again.
 NOTE: The OUIJA board on top is only to show letters and numbers that you can confirm with the lamp system to talk to the spirits.