What happens when you find something that doesn’t quite fit the version of the past you’ve always believed? The Limax Perception begins with a discovery that seems small at first. A few records. A few strange details. Nothing that should really change anything. But then the pieces start connecting. Old documents point in different directions. Memories don’t quite match. Things that were supposed to be forgotten start becoming important again.

Slowly, the people involved start to realise they’re not only trying to understand what happened those years ago, but also trying to grasp why it stayed hidden in the first place.  The more they dig in, the more difficult it becomes to say where raw fact stops and lived perception starts, almost like it all blends together. It’s a tale about memory, about doubt, about curiosity, and also that weirdly uncomfortable feeling you get when something you’ve believed for years suddenly stops fitting together anymore.