People can defend themselves against others' attacks, but are powerless against others' praise.
—Sigmund Freud
In 1997, newspapers reported on a man named Christopher Magellan whose wife and daughter vanished in Silent Hill. Local police officers, firefighters, and volunteers searched the entire mountain without finding a single clue. At one point, the police even suspected that Christopher had killed his wife and then filed a false report.
In 1998, two psychics published a book titled "The Coming of the New Age: Blue Children." The missing girl named Sharon was said to be one of them.
Even now, members of this organization were still searching for Blue Children. The last time Blue Children had appeared in large numbers in history was during the Middle Ages. Back then, they did not belong to any recognized faiths, and the Holy See instead branded them heretics and sorcerers before persecuting them.
The purpose of this organization was to protect these gifted children from persecution by the Church.
These Blue Children possessed sharp insight into the human heart and could understand the feelings of others. Their personalities tended toward a deep interest in unsolved mysteries, supernatural forces, and occultism. They got along naturally with their own kind, but toward the outside world, they tended to be socially awkward and unable to adapt to society.
Therefore, once special children were found, they were taken to a special school called Kryon.
The school was located in Canada. It had been built by the Hull family, the wealthiest family in northeastern Canada at the time. During World War II, it had served as a residence for the British royal family, and it was a Victorian-style castle.
It had now been donated to social welfare causes. Aside from donations from charitable individuals, the principal and his wife also provided