The narrative of the ARG spans three story arcs. In March 2020, the story continued after a nearly nine-year-long hiatus with its third story arc. InvisionFree removed Within Hubris on August 8, 2012. After a short burst of activity in late July, Within Hubris was the subject of a police report. Soon afterward, Kayd makes a statement about Alex having ignored him during his portion of the story, which led to Alex angrily declaring Kayd's portion of the story non-canon. In July, Alex officially paused the game indefinitely. The unfolding story was suddenly halted when the Hubris Reveal trailer was delayed due to Alex's unresponsive partner. Shortly into the forum's lifespan, began redirecting to it. Alex designed the forum as a place for the community to gather and work during the coming story, which was set to include a video game expansion. The story continued with the introduction of a new forum, Within Hubris. The months after Kayd's story was finished were filled with small bits of in-game activity, mostly involving hidden text on the main site. Kayd's story was supplemental, and told from the perspective of Ryukaki, another person being plagued by BEN due to his presence during the Moon Children incident. The 59th file revealed the subject of the next part of the game, which was headed by Kayd Hendricks while Alex prepared for the true continuation of the story.
This event revealed several hidden files, some of which were already in plain use by the site. Two weeks later, the website, then designed as an out-of-character hub for updates about the game, underwent a series of changes collectively known as The Glitch. The website ran for three "cycles," the in-game equivalent of the three-day cycle found in Majora's Mask, before Alex was forced to pause it due to technical and financial problems. However, the amount of traffic received overwhelmed the site occasionally. After noticing parallels between the website and Majora's Mask, the site was proven to be an extension to the story. Just days after the end of Jadusable's story, changes to his YouTube channel's recent activity led readers of his story to a website ran by a cult, the Moon Children. The first version of TheTruth.rtf, the document released in the final chapter of the arc, was scrapped for unknown reasons the second version, which was written much closer to its deadline, was released as the final version.
A small amount of spelling errors went unnoticed during the writing process and made their way into the final versions of each post, though these enhanced the illusion of the Jadusable's deteriorating state of mind. The writing process took place over a short period of time, which produced a rushed quality to each succeeding chapter. In September 2010, during his second year of college, Alex Hall challenged himself to write a horror story, something he had not attempted before.
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