Dark Waters

A remote convent sits on a rain-soaked island, its decaying walls guarding ancient secrets. The convent's library and labyrinthine catacombs create a claustrophobic stage for Elizabeth's discovery, while the storm outside mirrors the brewing upheaval inside. The isolation of the island amplifies the sense of a long-hidden heritage waking to light.

🤫 Family secrets

Elizabeth discovers a buried connection to a sister she never fully knew and a demon-kin past that her environment has tried to erase. The Mother Superior and the convent act as gatekeepers to this lineage, enforcing silence. The revelation reframes loyalty and kinship as the real battleground of the story.

🧬 Heritage

The ritual-centered world of the convent reveals that Elizabeth's identity is entwined with a demonic inheritance. The torn amulet and the sisters' bodies hint at a bloodline that transcends ordinary humanity. Elizabeth's journey is about accepting power she was born into and choosing how to wield it.

🔮 Ritual and sacrifice

The plot revolves around an ancient rite designed to awaken or imprison a demon mother. Blood, amulets, and ritualized acts drive the tension, with the nuns enforcing the ritual's rules. The closure hinges on whether Elizabeth and Sarah can deflect the ceremony or become it.