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Hollowmere Reflection Recurrence

A second reflective-surface divergence is documented at the original Hollowmere site, five years after the first confirmed case, with the divergent scene reported as recognizably different from the first occurrence.

Archive record

Observation

Chen, on-site for a routine Glass Horizon reassessment, observed the same water surface at Hollowmere reflect a scene that did not match the surrounding shoreline. Unlike the original case, which showed an indistinct structure, this occurrence reportedly showed a specific, describable building neither Chen nor her assisting technician could identify.

Witness Statement

Chen's written statement describes the reflected structure in detail: a low building with a single lit window, viewed from an angle that would place the viewer's position somewhere beneath the current water line. Her assisting technician's statement corroborates the general shape but disagrees on the number of windows.

Standing Question

Whether the two Hollowmere occurrences show progression, repetition, or unrelated phenomena sharing a location remains unresolved. The case is filed as open pending a third occurrence.

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