Ash

In a future where humanity has expanded its boundaries beyond the solar system, a woman wakes up alone on an unknown planet. With no clear memory of how she got there, the first thing she notices is an unsettling silence. The stillness of the place stands in stark contrast to the horror that awaits her: upon returning to her space station, she finds the entire crew brutally murdered.

This marks the beginning of a story that blends science fiction with psychological suspense and cosmic horror. As the protagonist begins to investigate what happened, she descends into a spiral of increasingly disturbing discoveries. She must confront not only the pain of loss and overwhelming loneliness but also an invisible threat that seems to be stalking her at every turn.

Her search for answers leads her through the darkest corners of the station, reviewing fragmented security footage and analyzing signs of struggle left by her crewmates. The pieces of the puzzle don’t quite fit, suggesting that something far more sinister is at play. As fragmented memories from the previous days begin to surface, the woman realizes that what happened wasn’t just an accident or an external attack—there’s an unknown force manipulating her mind and reality itself.