A psychological-horror continuation about forced alliance and ancient hunger.
As the fallout from the hunts spreads, Dr. Stevens is drawn into an uneasy partnership with a far older predator.
Bound by blood, history, and mutual necessity, the two navigate betrayal, dependency, and violence in pursuit of control.
What begins as survival becomes something more dangerous — the possibility that neither can exist alone anymore.

A psychological-horror convergence about survival without forgiveness.
Deb’ Orah steps out of the past and into open war.
What began as hunger and control fractures into direct confrontation, pitting her against Brad, Amalie, and Destitutione.
There are no sidelines left — only choices that decide who becomes the future, and who is erased from it.

A psychological-horror study of observation and quiet obsession.
A man learns his neighborhood better than it knows itself.
From his front window, he studies routines, absences, and the spaces between lives.
When the street goes dark, he realizes he may not be the only one watching.

A psychological-horror collection about fracture and proximity.
Each story isolates a moment where reality thins and something watches back.
Familiar spaces become hostile, memory becomes unreliable, and survival is never clean.
There are no monsters here — only the consequences of noticing too much.