Set in the sleepy seaside town of Paradise Point, the locals are preparing for yet another quiet offseason. We follow Mac Grimbridge as he unwillingly discovers something terrible lurking below the boardwalk.

Ren was never meant to be ordinary. Crimson eyes, sharp fangs, and an inconvenient craving for blood tend to make "blending in" a lost cause. But ordinary was never the goal-surviving, thriving, and maybe even enjoying life? That's another story. Between awkward breakfasts, hushed rumors, and a world that doesn't quite know what to make of him, Ren's doing his best to stay afloat. Unfortunately, his best tends to attract magic, monsters, and the kind of school drama that could send even the bravest student running for the hills. He'll laugh, stumble, and probably cause a bit of chaos along the way-but this isn't just about pranks or being the resident oddball. Growing up comes with sharper lessons than fangs, and Ren's about to learn how deep those teeth can cut. Because in the end, If you dont look too close, it can still be a shooting star.

Once a devoted monk, now exiled and nameless, Sanwu walks through the ruins of a world he helped break. Branded The Unbound, haunted by dreams that aren't his own, he alone hears the bells that no longer ring. When a girl with a cursed spirit crosses his path, and a child who whispers to ghosts begins to follow, Sanwu finds himself at the heart of a growing storm. Relic hunters chase echoes of power. A death cult rises in the ashes. And the War God he once released threatens to rise again. To stop it, Sanwu must sacrifice more than his past. He must decide if redemption is worth becoming no one at all. A quiet, spiritual fantasy about memory, guilt, and the weight of names. When the bells call again, will he answer? A Korean-inspired dark fantasy.