A historian named Daniel Reeve discovers a scorched page from a Adventure lost 1947 expedition into the Kharan Desert. Defying warnings, he follows the trail of Dr. Alistair Hargrove and finds the blackened ruins of a forgotten city. Beneath the sands, he uncovers a pit of ancient fire and inhuman remains. Haunted by whispers and terror, Daniel escapes but disappears soon after, leaving only a warning: “Do not follow.” The ruins remain, smoldering in silence, waiting for the next to listen.

Aina finds a letter by the Pahang River calling her to the mythical Bamboo Grove, where warrior spirit Walinong Sari waits.
With Kasih, Ahmad, and Nur, she journeys through impossible places. To save a dying legend, one must stay behind. They choose each other over glory, leaving something sacred behind — lost, eternal, remembered by the forest. “There is always another way. But it is not always the right one.”

Viv, after two tiring months of acting in Paris, was invited to her old friend’s dad’s birthday party. On the night of the party, the hosts died and two detectives suspect that Viv and her friend Jacob could have been the murderers. Would Viv and Jacob be accused of murder, or will they come off clean from any accusations?

Cecilia Morment, a historian and investigator in the Victorian era-esque land of Foranthon, returns home one night to find an invitation to a ball left by a mysterious stranger. The invitation card bears no name, yet the address is that of the Foranthon Revolution’s dilapidated base, which was deserted forty years ago. Charged with the task of investigating the disappearance of the revolution’s leader, Cecilia and her comrade, Ethan, must venture into the unthinkable, as they uncover secrets entwining both the dead and the living, while they confront the ghosts of their past— both literally and figuratively.