Hannah, a quiet and bookish student, spends most of her time in the town’s ancient library. One day, while searching for a rare text, she stumbles upon a hidden section deep in the library’s basement. The books in this section are old—older than any she’s ever seen—and their titles are written in languages she doesn’t recognize. Intrigued, she picks one up and begins to read.
To her shock, the story mirrors her own life with unsettling accuracy, recounting events from her childhood and even predicting conversations she’s yet to have. As she delves deeper into the strange books, she realizes each one predicts the death of someone she knows. One by one, her friends and family suffer grisly fates exactly as described in the texts.
The final book she finds is even more terrifying—it’s writing itself as she reads, detailing her own demise in horrifying detail. Desperate to stop the chain of events, Hannah tries to destroy the books, but they keep reappearing, their pages turning faster and faster. The library itself seems to be alive, trapping her in a web of dark fate. Hannah realizes that the library has been collecting souls for centuries, and her time is running out. If she can’t find a way to escape, she’ll become just another forgotten story, written into the cursed books of the Silent Library.
