James Orwell

James Orwell was born April 1, 1970 in Seattle, Washington. He was born to James and Nancy Orwell, who both worked as Police Officers. James graduated high school in 1987 and was already in college for Journalism the following year. Leaving college he pursued his life goal of becoming a fantasy author.

On September 23, 1997 James Orwell was on a hike through the trails of Aberdeen when he had claimed to be transported to Eleameno. There he was chased by the scout for several days before coming face to face with The Argalyle. He claimed to have fought off several of Eleameno's monsters, but without killing a single one. He escaped ''"What felt like weeks later." ''which was in reality only about three hours.

James Orwell used his experience in Eleameno to kick start his first novel, "The Lost Realm". It was met with backlash from readers and paranormal enthusiasts alike, many believing he had never even been to Eleameno. James attempted to finish his book, releasing only a rough draft before his demise.

On Christmas Eve James opened fire on a crowd of onlookers during a book reading in Seattle. He wounded five, but killed nobody but himself. This was shocking, but many did not see this action as unpredictable. James talked heavily about his issues with mental health after his experience in Eleameno, and was one of the first to insinuate that Eleameno plagues the victim with death even after escape. The weeks leading up to his death, he had become estranged from friends and family who noted his increasing neuroticism and loathing for others.

All copies of his work "The Lost Realm" has been obtained by the Orwell family and they refuse to release his book to the public, fearing it will cause copycat shootings.