Angol
In the haunted seaside town of Blackport, 1897, a centuries-old evil returns from the depths-Azura, a vampiric noble once banished across the sea, now resurrected with crimson sails and whispered names. As a mysterious fog blankets the town, women begin dreaming of a man who calls to them in sleep. Clara Morgan, a quiet baker's daughter, finds herself at the center of this awakening. She dreams of spirals, hears voices in the mist, and feels a dark pull she cannot explain.
Azura, an immortal creature of seduction and devastation, seeks to claim Clara for a greater purpose. She is the last in a bloodline he once tried to possess. Cloaked in charm and hunger, he walks into Blackport, weaving his spell over the town. Secrets buried in salt and blood begin to resurface. The Harvest Festival, long thought to be a quaint celebration, reveals its true nature as an ancient ward meant to keep Azura at bay.
But this year, the rites may falter.
Old women remember. Mothers fear. Daughters awaken. As the fog thickens, Clara faces a harrowing choice: resist the seductive pull of Azura's promise or embrace the darkness and become the key to his resurrection.
