The Echo Tide

Synopsis

In the isolated coastal town of Galesh, life is dictated by an ancient, terrifying rhythm: the Tide's Song. Once every century, the sea sings, and those who hear its echo are irrevocably claimed. For generations, the people of Galesh have lived in a state of enforced quietude, their lives meticulously structured to prevent the Song from being triggered prematurely. Every whisper, every footstep, every breath is a carefully managed act of survival. As the fated hundredth year draws near, the town's fragile peace begins to fracture. Unsettling echoes, whispers of forgotten names, and strange phenomena emanate from the sea, unsettling the carefully constructed order. The inhabitants of Galesh find themselves on the precipice of an unimaginable awakening, forced to confront the possibility that their enforced silence may be a futile defense against a destiny they cannot escape. "The Echo Tide" is a chilling exploration of fear, memory, and the suffocating grip of tradition in a society teetering on the brink of annihilation.