Fear No Evil

In the summer of 1981, Alexandria High sits on the edge of a sleepy town haunted by the lingering whisper of an old, crumbling estate that once belonged to a mysterious priest. The school’s corridors pulse with the restless energy of teenage ambition, cliques, and the ever‑present undercurrent of a legend that refuses to die. Against this backdrop of pastel‑colored lockers and flickering fluorescent lights, a dark, otherworldly tension simmers, suggesting that the past may still be reaching out from the shadows of the abandoned manor.

Andrew walks these hallways as the quiet, brilliant outlier—his intellect evident in every exam, his demeanor marked by an unsettling reserve that sets him apart from his peers. Though his grades open doors to elite universities, he prefers the solitude of the library and the quiet corners of the gym, where the echo of sneers and the sting of mockery follow him like a relentless chorus. Beneath his scholarly veneer lies a secret that hints at a lineage far older and far more malevolent than any high‑school rumor could convey, casting an ambiguous glow over his every interaction.

F Julie enters the scene as a new face among the senior class, an unassuming student whose curiosity about the town’s folklore runs deeper than anyone realizes. With a composure that belies her age, she carries an aura that feels both familiar and disconcertingly foreign, hinting at a purpose that transcends ordinary teenage drama. As whispers of the estate’s cursed history grow louder, the uneasy dynamic between Andrew and Julie becomes the focal point of a tension that threatens to envelop the entire graduating class. Their unspoken rivalry suggests that forces far beyond the schoolyard are poised to clash, promising a night where the line between myth and reality may finally be drawn in stark, unsettling light.

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