Wall of Uluru

Ten thousand years ago, someone chiseled the fate of the world into a wall . . . a thirty-foot high wall on the inside of Australia’s Uluru to be exact. The whole thing seems impossible. How could somebody who lived ten thousand years ago know exactly what would happen today? But somehow, they did. The wall is like a ten thousand-year-long calendar with GPS. And so far, it has been one accurate calendar.

The wall shows the point where, three thousand years ago, another Magnifica (think: Grimluk) visited Australia. It also shows the point where, just that very day, a boy (think: Mack MacAvoy) fell from the sky. But then—just like that—the wall ends, and there are no more dates and no more locations and no more events.

There are two possible explanations for this: One, maybe the rock face simply shattered at some point and the story continues on unmarked. Or, two . . . maybe history is coming to a very sudden end.