Keira, ever the pragmatic one, tried to rationalize. “It’s a psychological effect. We’ve been feeding the story to our minds. The environment is reacting to our expectations.”

The first scene was simple: Alura, playing a frightened villager, runs through the empty streets, her breath visible in the cold night air, chased by an unseen entity. Keira, portraying the town’s mystic, chants a warning in a language no one else seems to understand.

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