Molak is believed to originate from the death of an unnamed scholar who perished alone in a forgotten library, surrounded by texts now reduced to dust.
No records identify the civilization responsible for the manuscripts where its name appears. The language remains partially untranslated, and the estimated date ranges anywhere from 3000 BCE to the early Iron Age, depending on the source you consult.
What little has been recovered suggests Molak is not worshiped, invoked, or feared in the usual
sense...
i̶̧̡͚͍̣̇̄t̴̡̝̯̒ ̷̯̰̣̔i̸̡̖͙̥̦̾̈́͛͑͠s̶͇̻̦͙̝̍͑̚͠͝ ̶̩̈́ń̵͙͂̋̚͝ô̵̳̣̅͘t̶̜͈̀́̆͊̌i̵̝͔̰͍͆̕c̶̱̫͎͚͌ͅe̸̢̯̊̃͊̉̚d̴̘̽̎̋͗̕
Location: Private collection, Kraków
Year: 1987
Summary: A historian cataloging an estate's book collection vanished after reporting “ink on the pages moving like insects.” Room was intact. Only item missing: an unidentified manuscript fragment.
Location: Oregon
Year: 2009
Summary: Graduate student working on digitizing ancient texts disappeared during their shift. Security footage glitches the moment they pick up an unmarked folio. Laptop was left open on a page describing "the hungry silence between words."
Location: Abandoned research facility, Bulgaria
Year: 2016
Summary: Urban explorer attempted to upload a single photo of a hooded sigil moments before the feed cut out. Police found the phone, but the camera lens was cracked inward.