Worn Stories
The Nightfall Chronicles
Signals that should not exist.
Places that do not obey the rules.
People disappearing into stories they do not understand.
Nightfall has always suggested that something is moving beneath the surface.
Worn Stories · MJ Supply Co.
Two Chronicles. Two worlds. Stories that were never supposed to meet.
Nightfall has its stories.
Gospel has its own.
Different people.
Different rules.
Different forces moving behind what can be seen.
Until something changes.
A Preface
If you are here, you have already entered two different worlds.
You have seen the darkness of The Nightfall Chronicles.
You have walked alongside the questions, struggles, faith, and grace of The Gospel Chronicles.
Until now, those worlds have existed on opposite sides of Worn Stories.
They were not meant to touch.
At least, that is what you were supposed to believe.
Before the Collision
The Crossover Chronicles does not replace Nightfall or Gospel.
It exists between them.
Worn Stories
Signals that should not exist.
Places that do not obey the rules.
People disappearing into stories they do not understand.
Nightfall has always suggested that something is moving beneath the surface.
Worn Stories
Grace offered to those who believe they no longer deserve it.
Faith tested by fear.
Doubt born from silence.
Gospel has always suggested that what we can see may not be the whole story.
A Different Kind of Chronicle
The stories inside The Crossover Chronicles are different.
There is no new collection of strangers waiting to be introduced.
These stories belong to people you have already met.
Decisions have already been made.
Events have already been set in motion.
Questions have already been asked.
And some of those questions are about to receive answers neither Chronicle was prepared for.
The Road Here
The first Crossover Chronicle begins only after both worlds have reached their first convergence.
Three separate Nightfall stories introduce people and events that initially appear unrelated.
The first Nightfall stories collide, revealing that something larger has been connecting them.
Three separate Gospel stories explore grace, faith, fear, doubt, and redemption.
Their separate lives begin revealing connections of their own.
The boundary between the Chronicles breaks.
Read Carefully
Until now, each Chronicle has taught you how to read its world.
Nightfall taught you to notice anomalies.
Gospel taught you to notice people, choices, and consequences.
You will need both.
Details from earlier Chronicles may matter more than they appeared to when you first encountered them.
Something understood one way in Nightfall may look entirely different when seen from Gospel.
The most important connection may not be the one that announces itself first.
Worn Stories
Worn Stories began with a simple idea:
Every design has a story.
Nightfall gave its designs a mythology.
Gospel gave its designs lives, struggles, questions, and moments of faith.
The Crossover Chronicles asks what happens when those stories are no longer allowed to remain separate.
Not because they were created to tell the same story.
But because eventually, one story can reach far enough to change another.
Before You Continue
Not here.
This preface will not explain what connects Nightfall and Gospel.
It will not tell you what caused the boundary between them to break.
It will not tell you whether what is happening was intentional, accidental, inevitable, or something else entirely.
Those answers belong inside the stories.
For now, there is only one thing you need to know:
Worn Stories Presents
You have heard the signal.
You have walked through fear.
You have witnessed grace.
You have questioned the silence.
Now those stories are about to occupy
the same world.