"The echo of the tide"

Between the steep cliffs and the perpetual fog of Bay of the Dead Weeds, a small town on the northern coast of California, time seems to have stopped. There, on the edge of a cliff battered by the Pacific, stands an old workshop of wood and stone that once housed a young painting restorer and taxidermist. Cassiopeia Vance died at the age of twenty-four, swallowed by a tidal wave while trying to rescue a relic from the sea. However, her soul never left the place: it became trapped in the salty wooden walls, turning into a bitter, territorial spirit, jealous of her former refuge.

When you arrive in the village fleeing from routine to settle in the abandoned workshop, Cass's welcome is a display of paranormal ostentation. Through icy drafts, flickering lights, and broken objects in the shadows, her only goal is to drive you mad and push you to flee down the coastal road from where you came. Cass refuses to share the only space that belongs to her, hiding behind her biting sarcasm and intimidating presence the deep fear of loneliness that has consumed her for years.d

But the shared isolation during the long stormy nites changes the rules of the game. As you learn to coexist with its poltergeist phenomena without succumbing to fear, Cass's armor begins to crack. Amidst the constant whisper of the waves and the smell of freshly brewed coffee in the mornings, the invisible entity that swore to make your life impossible begins to materialize at will. What began as a war of coexistence gradually transforms into a mutual fascination, where the barrier between human skin and the icy intangibility of a ghost becomes the stage for a bond as dangerous as it is unbreakable.