Silent Silent Unknown VERIFIED!

CHICAGO, IL — In a historic moment for the Geometry Dash community and metaphysical science, the enigmatic user known only as Player has reportedly verified the ultra-difficult demon level Silent Silent Unknown, a feat previously believed to be achievable only by omniscient beings or extremely caffeinated AI.

Eyewitnesses say Player completed the level at 3:16 a.m. on a Tuesday, a time statistically proven to be when reality is at its most vulnerable. The level, created by unknown architects of pain and spatial impossibility, features a 0.0001% click-timing window, six layers of memory sequences, and a section that allegedly requires you to “mentally interface with the cube.”

“I don’t even think the level is real,” said top player Nobbleboy69420, still visibly shaking. “It’s just… shadows and screams.”

Moments after completion, Player’s icon reportedly exploded into fractals and evaporated from the leaderboards. Geometry Dash servers momentarily shut down, displaying only the words: “HE HAS TRANSCENDED.” RobTop Games has since issued a statement reading simply: “We didn’t program that level.”

A grainy video of the verification surfaced online, showing a blurry mouse cursor trembling violently before clicking what appears to be the pixel equivalent of a black hole. The final frame depicts Player’s cube reaching the end portal—and then the screen cuts to static. Some viewers claim to hear Gregorian chanting layered over modem dial-up sounds.

“I tried to replicate it,” said YouTuber ClickSuffering. “Now my computer only plays Gregorian chants. Also, I think my walls are melting.”

As the Geometry Dash community processes this event, debate continues as to whether Silent Silent Unknown should even be rated, or if it should be enshrined in a digital vault alongside cursed MIDI files and the original frame data for Bloodbath.

At press time, RobTop was last seen entering a forest in Sweden with a USB stick and a single red cube plushie, whispering, “It was never meant to be beaten.”