Devour

Jake Gray begins to experience unsettling visions that culminate in images of murder and self-harm. These visions plague him, setting a dark tone for the events to come as he struggles with the meaning of his disturbing thoughts.

Jake is introduced to an interactive online game called 'The Pathway' by his friends, Conrad and Dakota. The game presents a dark virtual reality that captivates him but soon begins to blur the lines between his reality and the game.

Following their introduction to the game, Jake's friends, Conrad and Dakota, unexpectedly die under mysterious circumstances. Their deaths heighten Jake's fears and highlight the sinister nature of 'The Pathway' and its influence over players.

Jake learns about Aiden Kater, the game's orchestrator, who manipulates players for his own nefarious purposes. Kater’s role as a sinister figure becomes clear, revealing the game as a front for malicious and horrific acts.

As Jake investigates further, he uncovers the chilling truth that the game is used to drive players to commit suicide. The realization of the devil-worshippers behind 'The Pathway' becomes increasingly troubling.

In his quest for answers, Jake meets Marisol, a woman with ties to the occult. She offers him guidance and insight, helping him navigate the dark forces at play surrounding the game and his own tortured existence.

Jake gets vital information from Ivan Reisz, who reveals the shocking truth about his wife, Anne Kilton, and their unborn child. He learns that they were sacrificed as part of Kater’s malevolent ritual.

Jake confronts Kater about the fate of his wife and child, only to discover a mind-bending truth. His mother, who he believed was dead, is alive, and he realizes that he is the targeted individual for whom 'The Pathway' was created.

During their confrontation, Jake learns that his mother, Anne, is actually Satan. This revelation adds a horrifying twist to his quest for identity and the nature of his existence, plunging him into existential dread.

In an emotionally charged climax, Jake faces off against his mother, who has killed his adoptive parents. This encounter occurs in the very location where he was taken from her as a child, underscoring the tragic nature of their relationship.

Following the intense confrontation with Anne, Jake narrowly escapes her deadly intentions. The trauma of the encounter weighs heavily on him as he tries to make sense of the chaos erupting in his life.

After the encounter, Jake experiences a haunting vision of the night he was born. This vision reveals the harrowing details of his origins, deepening the emotional turmoil he faces.

The following day, Jake wakes up, drenched in blood, only to be arrested for the murder of his adoptive parents. This shocking turn leaves him grappling with the terrifying implications of his actions and memories.

In the aftermath of his arrest, Jake is faced with the chilling possibility that everything he experienced, including 'The Pathway,' may have been a figment of his imagination. The events leave him questioning the nature of his reality and sanity.