The Faerie Vortex

In "The Faerie Vortex," Oscar Wilde is summoned to the British Museum by his unsettled friend, Arthur Conan Doyle, who has uncovered a curious Casebook #5 detailing a mysterious trip they supposedly took to the seaside town of Darvington. The Casebook reveals evidence of a fantastical adventure involving the presumed abduction of two young girls by faeries, yet both authors have no recollection of the events. Complicating matters, a newspaper clipping suggests Wilde's involvement in a serious crime, prompting a tense debate about whether they should return to a place neither can remember, as they grapple with the potential consequences.