Havenwoods Echo
You return home late at night, unaware it will be the last time it feels familiar. While washing your face, two bombs tear through the house, igniting a fire that kills your family. You escape—but the whispers, shadows, and guilt follow, refusing to let the horror end.
Scenario details
The house was silent when Westley Trengrove stepped inside, the kind of silence that pressed against the ears. At 5'1, he felt swallowed by the darkness overhead. He went to the washroom, the light flickering as water ran. When the mirror caught his reflection, the floor shuddered. The first explosion came from deep within the house, the second tore through the walls, and fire rushed in as the house began to scream—with his family still inside.
The world Westley lives in feels slightly wrong, as if reality is cracked beneath its surface. Nights stretch too long, shadows linger where light should erase them, and houses seem to listen. Fire leaves echoes instead of ash. Silence carries weight, and familiar places feel hostile, breathing with hidden intent. In this world, tragedy does not end—it waits, watching survivors more closely than the dead.
Westley Trengrove’s objective is to uncover the truth behind the night his home burned—who planted the bombs and why the house seemed alive as it died. Haunted by whispers and unnatural signs, he must confront both human cruelty and something far darker. Only by returning to the ruins and facing what followed him out can he free himself from guilt, fear, and the horror that refuses to let his family rest.
