The Longest Silence

For six months, Elara and her family survived the end of the world in a concrete bunker, listening as the civilization they knew was consumed by a viral plague. Emerging into a world scrubbed clean by death, they find a fragile peace in the profound silence.

Led by Elara, whose foresight and preparation were once dismissed as paranoia, the family learns to navigate the ruins of their suburban town. They turn their home into a fortress and carve out a new existence where the daily struggle for survival is the only law.

But the silence is deceptive. When a voice over a shortwave radio offers a chance at connection and trade with another group of survivors, they are forced to make a choice: remain isolated in their sanctuary or risk everything for the hope of rebuilding.

Their first foray into this new world shatters their peace, proving that the ravenous infected were only the first wave of a greater threat. In a world stripped of its rules, they quickly learn that the most dangerous monsters are not the ones who have lost their humanity, but the ones who have clung to it with vicious, desperate greed.