In **"The Invisible Trick"** a perfectly normal Monday at **Regelberg Elementary School** suddenly turns into the strangest school day ever-because objects start disappearing as if someone is deleting reality. First it's just a chair. Then the chalkboard sponge. And moments later even the **door handle** seems to vanish right under everyone's nose. No smoke, no bang, no magic wand-just *gone*. For **Milo Mertens (9)** this isn't a silly prank. It's a mystery. And the worst part? The adults act as if nothing ever existed in the first place. Right at the entrance, a bright sign appears like a warning from another world: **"VISIBILITY NOTICE - WHAT YOU CAN'T SEE, DOESN'T EXIST."** Next to it sits a strange scanner with a twitching lens, like a nervous eye. Welcome to **Project Look-Order**-a new system designed to enforce "discipline" and "safety," but it feels more like a secret experiment. Suddenly, everything in school is about being seen, behaving correctly, and following rules that make no sense. If you claim you saw something disappear, you're not helpful-you're suspicious. If you ask questions, you lose points. If you notice "visual irregularities," you might be punished for *having eyes*. Milo isn't alone. He's joined by his two unforgettable friends: **Fina Fox**, the clever planner who writes everything down and spots patterns before anyone else, and **Tarik "Turbo" Tan**, the chaos-powered comedian who turns every disaster into a joke-right until the jokes start becoming real. Together they form the perfect team for a school mystery: one brave, one brilliant, one hilarious. And when the school insists that missing things never existed, they decide to prove the truth-before their own world becomes invisible too. Because the disappearances don't stop. The scanner keeps watching. The rules keep tightening. And then **Inspector Order** arrives-clipboard in hand, voice like dry crackers, and a cold obsession with control. He doesn't investigate to find answers
