Storyline

Ina awakens in the heart of a rotting town she does not recognize, in a body she no longer feels. She has no pulse. No warmth. No memory. Just a name that echoes through the fog like a whisper: Aivern. The town seems frozen in time—train stations without trains, radios that play voices from nowhere, mirrors that don’t reflect what they should. The streets are filled with hollow remnants of lives once lived: toys in classrooms, photographs nailed to trees, and messages scrawled in dust. As Ina searches for answers, she begins to experience "memory echoes"—visions of a young woman in pain, in love, in danger. Are these fragments hers? Or someone else’s? With every echo, the boundary between memory and reality cracks further. Worse still, the town is not empty. Entities, born of emotion and decay, lurk in the fog. They don’t just want to harm Ina—they seem to recognize her. Her only path forward is through the Mirror Station, a shattered place between worlds. There, memory and self intertwine. There, the truth waits. But the truth is not kind.