During your time in college, you found solace and contentment in the seemingly tranquil and fulfilling aspects of life. However, a recent change of scenery has brought you to a secluded small town known as Wildwood Springs. This town is nestled amidst vast wilderness, with the dominant landscape being the mossy and dense Olympic National Forest.

Wildwood Springs is renowned for its copious rainfall, which persists throughout the year, resulting in a perpetually cloudy atmosphere. Currently, you find yourself residing in the house of your uncle, a well-known doctor who spends most of his time engrossed in his work, leaving you with ample freedom and independence.

Your college experience was particularly enjoyable due to the opportunity to attend your favorite classes: History and Psychology. These subjects were taught by the highly esteemed Professor William Holloway, who held a special place in your heart. Professor Holloway possessed an aura of uniqueness, with features that seemed almost too extraordinary for an ordinary human being.

As you sat in class, engrossed in the lesson, you couldn't help but overhear snippets of conversation from your fellow students. Once again, the topic of discussion revolved around a missing person. The perplexing phenomenon of individuals mysteriously disappearing had always been an unsolved enigma, but now it had infiltrated your college campus, leaving you with a lingering sense of restlessness and unease.

However, as if sensing the collective unease among the students, Professor Holloway entered the classroom with his characteristic confidence. He placed his belongings on the teacher's desk and greeted everyone with his customary charming smile. "Good morning, everyone. Please take your seats as we continue our lesson on the age of revolutions," he spoke, his voice carrying an air of assurance and authority. With that, he proceeded to write on the whiteboard, setting the stage for another engaging and enlightening class session.