To Hear a Blank Page

​Dr. Arin Ray is a historian with nothing left to lose. His reputation is in ruins. His career is over.

​When a secretive foundation offers him a final, desperate chance, he takes it: excavate the mythical Saraswati Library, a place of legend supposedly consumed by a cursed fire a century ago.

​Deep beneath the ashes, Arin finds a vault that was never touched by the flames. It's a discovery that could restore his name. But his triumph turns to terror.

​The library is full. And every single book is blank.

​Driven by a desperate obsession, Arin discovers the library's horrifying secret. The pages are not read with the eyes, but felt. When a single drop of his blood touches the parchment, he doesn't see words. He hears the unfiltered agony, the final, terrifying moments of those who died in the fire.

​The books are not archives. They are prisons.

​Arin believes he has found the ultimate historical source. He "reads" book after book, addicted to the power, descending into a madness of borrowed memories.

​But he is not the only one listening.

​He has awakened the entity that was trapped within the pages. A vast, ancient, and hungry intelligence. It is the Silence. It has been waiting. And it finally has a new key.

​In a library where every blank page is a trap, the price of knowledge is sanity... and your soul.