Decibel Zero (Under Major Editing)
It started with an audio file buried in a forgotten corner of the internet: a song in Latin.
And one careless click.
"Once you hear it, you're marked."
Miori dismisses the warning as internet folklore-until a classmate detonates before her eyes, spraying blood and bone across the university walls. Panic tears through the campus as students realize the horrifying truth: the song is not a curse.
> It is a trigger.
With only a handful of survivors left, Miori flees into the rain-soaked woods behind the university. There, hidden beyond the trees, waits a train that should not exist. With nowhere else to run, they board.
But the train is not taking them home.
It races through a bottomless void: no stations, no conductor, no destination and no way off. As passengers begin dying one by one, Miori is forced to rely on three men she cannot fully trust:
One who sees every survivor as an enemy except her, one who keeps her human as the world collapses around them, and one who would gladly become a monster to keep her alive.
Then Miori discovers the worst truth of all.
The person behind the slaughter is not watching from afar. They are on the train, breathing the same air, waiting for the next body to burst.
On a train with no escape, trust is a liability. Affection is a weakness.
And the next stop is execution.
Will you survive the final track?