One quiet night, a baby named Niko suddenly cried hysterically. His father and mother rushed into the room and found Niko pointing at a dark corner of the room. "Maybe a nightmare," thought his father, then rocked Niko while calming him down.
But the next night, the same thing happened. Always at 2 am, and always pointing to the same corner.
Until one night, Niko's mother decided to record a surveillance video. And the next morning, they watched the recording. At 2 am, a black cat jumped out of the window and sat right in the corner that Niko pointed to.
The problem? They don't have a cat.
After investigating, it turned out that the neighbor had an old cat named Nona who liked to enter secretly through the ventilation. But since that incident, the cat has never appeared again. It is said that in family myth, babies can see "something" that adults can't see. Is it just a cat... or more?
Interesting knowledge: In some cultures, babies are believed to have a "sixth sense" that is still active until the age of 1–2 years, making them more sensitive to things that are invisible.
Philosophy: Maybe the world is not divided into the real and the supernatural—but between what we can and cannot yet understand.
Strange rumor: It is said that if a black cat sits still in one corner of a room for three nights in a row, then there is something in the house that is "settled" and cannot be expelled.