He calmed himself for a moment, but the feeling of isolation returned when the man disappeared into the cave. A wave of joy washed over him as he looked and saw a city with buildings, palaces, and castles nearby. He stared at it, mesmerized. This city couldn’t be here; how could it have appeared so suddenly? He didn’t move from his position; was the city moving towards him? This was impossible. What had happened? This collection of short stories belongs to the fantastical, dreamlike world, starting with a surprising real-life event and ending with unexpected conclusions, adding a unique magic and suspense to the seemingly ordinary. Stories like “Dawn’s Light, The Train, Stormy Night” express the human psyche with all its hopes, failures, and the insignificance of humanity in the face of the universe’s secrets, no matter how much knowledge is acquired. “The Skull,” which has not been published before, by Dr. Youssef ‘Abd El Aziz, combines psychological illnesses and their impact on the body.