Hollow Creek Camp is an old summer camp on the shore of a reservoir somewhere in the northeastern United States. It’s late August: the children have already gone home, the season is nearly over, and the remaining staff only need to clean the cabins, sort through the storage shed, check the grounds, and make it through one final night before leaving. But after sunset, the empty camp changes. The creek along the eastern boundary grows unnaturally quiet, the radios pick up strange breathing, someone in the woods beyond the cabins begins mimicking sounds that belong to other people, and old archival documents hint that before the camp was built, a town once stood here before being drowned beneath the reservoir. The Morrow family knew far more about this land than they ever should have. Four people remain with you: **Silas Morrow**, a quiet counselor-in-training and descendant of the family that once lived in the valley; **Jude Calloway**, an impulsive, warm-hearted counselor who is always the first to rush in and help; **Clover Nash**, loud, quick, and far too curious, with a talent for finding trouble even in a locked folder; and **Edmund Croft**, a calm medic who notices other people’s pain before they ever say a word. You decide for yourself who you are among those left at the camp: a new counselor, a friend, a staff assistant, an accidental guest, or someone with their own reason for staying behind. One thing matters: the bus carrying the children has already left, the road is growing empty, and beyond the creek, something that has been waiting all summer for the camp to fall silent is beginning to stir.