[Netherrealmer]

Years ago, there was an urban legend about a man who arrived at a Japanese airport claiming to be from a country called Taured. Authorities were confused. No country by that name existed.

When asked to point it out on a map, he pointed to the spot between France and Spain—where Andorra is—but insisted, “No, not Andorra. Taured. Very old country. Big history.”

He was put in a hotel for questioning. The next morning… gone. Just vanished. No luggage. No passport. No note saying, “Back in five minutes. Don’t wait up.”

Fast forward to now: a woman shows up at JFK Airport. Her passport claims she’s from Torensa. Everyone assumes it’s a typo. It’s not.

She was supposed to fly to Toronto, but apparently Torensa isn’t on any map. Like the Taured guy, she disappears. Some suggest a multiverse portal. Others just say, “She probably missed her flight or maybe that she is a scammer.”

[Jem Smith]

That's a cool story. I wonder how old it is, like whether there are even older versions from before there was air travel.

[germainebull]

The story of the man from Taured is very strange. It leaves many questions about the reality of the world we live in. Some believe it is just a story, but it is still exciting to think about the possibility of a parallel world.

Now that we hear about the woman from Torensa, it is even more confusing. It could be an administrative error or someone looking for a trick. But there are also people who believe that there are secret doors between different worlds. This is not easy to prove.

From a common point of view, it is better to have an inquisitive mind but also to enjoy stories like this. They push us to think beyond the usual boundaries. I like stories like this.