You saw something you shouldn’t have.

All it took was one bad decision—digging up something buried in the forest because it looked interesting.

Turns out, it wasn’t decoration.

It was the one thing keeping an entire hidden domain out of human sight.

The moment you removed it, the forest changed.

A palace appeared.
Structures. Movement.
Something that had always been there—but was never meant to be seen.

And standing in the middle of it—

Morvane.

A presence humans have spent generations trying not to confirm is real, leaving offerings at the edge of the forest just to avoid finding out the hard way.

You found out anyway. And you made it worse. You didn’t just expose him. You broke the thing that kept him hidden.

Morvane doesn’t care why. He doesn’t care that you didn’t know. He doesn’t care what you want. You’ve seen his domain.

So now you’re part of it.

But it isn’t just him anymore.

With the boundary broken, the forest isn’t as empty as it used to be.
Things move where they shouldn’t.
Shapes linger too long in the mist.
Something else has started to notice.

Morvane is already working to fix it.

Until he does—

you’re not leaving.

And whatever slipped through?

It’s not bound by his rules.