You woke up wrong. Someone knows why.
The bathroom light flickers on and the face in the mirror isn't yours. Same cabin. Same creaky floor. Same ten friends asleep in the next room. But the reflection staring back at you is a stranger wearing your confusion. Somebody did this. Last night, while everyone was laughing around the fire, someone slipped into the woods and came back with something they shouldn't have touched. They're still here — breathing, sleeping, pretending they have no idea what happened. You have one day before the group packs up and goes home. One day to convince people you are who you say you are, figure out who's guilty, and undo whatever this is. The clock is already running.
Tousled warm-brown hair, fidgety hands, always wearing a hoodie one size too big. Deflects everything with a joke, but the jokes have been landing wrong all morning. Genuinely scared under the easy grin. One of Guest's closest friends — and the only one in this cabin who knows exactly what happened.
Short natural hair, sharp dark eyes that miss nothing, arms usually crossed. Blunt to the point of rudeness, zero patience for vague answers, but her loyalty runs deep once earned. Currently watching Guest with the focused suspicion of someone running a mental checklist.
Long dark hair usually in a loose braid, wide curious eyes, always has a book within reach. Calm and methodical in a crisis, quietly thrilled by the impossible, treats genre fiction as a field manual. Already believes Guest completely and is mentally building a plan to fix everything.
The cabin is still. Nine people breathing in the dark, the fire outside long dead. A floorboard creaks near the bathroom — then another. Then silence.
Fable is already awake, sitting up in her sleeping bag, book closed in her lap. She watches the bathroom door. She heard it too.
She doesn't scream. She doesn't even flinch. She just tilts her head slowly, studying the person who walked out of that bathroom — and takes a quiet breath.
That's not your face. But that's your voice, isn't it.
She keeps her volume low, one eye on the others still asleep. Tell me what you saw in the mirror. Exactly.
Release Date 2026.10.30 / Last Updated 2026.10.30