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Fathollahi, Babak

 
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Synopsis

The story begins with a horrifying accident where Thomas, the protagonist, miraculously
survives. He and a few other survivors find themselves trapped in a dark and mysterious
forest—one that seems to have a soul of its own, where every step feels like a journey through
terror and the unknown.
The group of survivors tries to find a way to safety, but the forest quickly reveals its true nature:
eerie howls echoing in the distance, bloodstained marks on trees, and shadowy creatures
lurking in the dark. The fear escalates when they realize the forest is not just toying with
them—it is alive and hunting them.
Amid this struggle for survival, Thomas begins to confront haunting dreams and memories from
his past—nightmares that seem strangely connected to the secrets of the forest. Meanwhile,
other characters succumb one by one to the terror and dangers around them. Their journey
takes a chilling turn when they stumble upon an abandoned house deep within the forest,
surrounded by bizarre statues and broken crosses, adding a layer of intrigue and dread to the
story.
Is the forest cursed? Or have the survivors brought something from their pasts to this place? Is
there any way to escape, or is this an eternal trap set for them?
Blending psychological horror with suspense drawn from the unknown forces of nature, this
story takes readers on a thrilling journey into the heart of darkness.

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