Toones World

The discovery

In a quiet village by the river, a young boy uncovered an ancient catalogue buried beneath broken stones. Inside were mosaic portraits of strange characters—vivid, expressive, almost alive—each marked with tags written in an undeciphered script.Researchers rushed in.Carbon dating and material analysis confirmed one thing with absolute certainty:
The book is impossibly old—far older than any known civilization capable of creating mosaics this advanced.But the real shock came later.Some portraits depicted figures in garments, tools, or accessories that looked modern—even futuristic.
Goggles, metallic fabrics, strange devices… details that had no place in any ancient culture.A conflict of time.
A contradiction of eras.The scientific community was stunned.Rumors resurfaced—especially from one elderly woman named Tanit, the village memory-keeper.
She insisted they are the Toonesians; her grandmother once told stories of a hidden valley society that lived “between times”—a people who did not use names, but essences.Most dismissed it as folklore… until now.Digital forensics teams were deployed.
Using AI restoration, photogrammetry, mosaic reconstruction, and cryptographic decoding, researchers revived each portrait and slowly decrypted the mysterious tags.The findings were undeniable:The catalog was not a myth.
It was a population archive—a registry of people whose identities were defined not by numbers or dates, but by their tags, the distilled essence of who they were.Yet some portraits were clearly separated by thousands of years in style and technology…
And still, all belonged to the same book.How could they exist together?Tanit had an answer—or perhaps just another legend:“They came from the same place,” she whispered.
“but not from the same time.”Whether truth or superstition, researchers couldn’t ignore the evidence.
Something about the Toonesians defied historical logic.To preserve and study the catalogue, experts established a digital preservation protocol powered by $TANIT, a token named in honor of the woman who carried the last memory of the old stories.As each restored mosaic is authenticated and released, new characters—and new time-bending clues—continue to emerge.Were the Toonesians real travelers between eras?
Were they a people outside time?
Or is the catalogue itself a message left for the future?No one knows yet.But one thing is certain:Toones Book—or The Tanit Book, as the locals preferred—has opened, and the world is finally seeing them again.