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When a violent clash outside the boarded-up Waadizi Wesleyan Church leaves Ben Harrington bleeding and Sheriff Julie Kent fighting for answers, the fragile normalcy enforced by the town begins to crack. Joined by an investigator who understands the architecture of horror, Ben and Julie find themselves pulled deep into a century-old web of silence, surveillance, and a dark ledger written in blood by the town's founding timber families.
From the surveillance watchtower looming over the ridge to the freezing, silt-choked tunnels running beneath the intersection's flashing yellow Eye, The Fall of Waadizi delivers an unflinching descent into atmospheric, grounded supernatural horror. As old secrets are dragged into the light and long-dead voices find a way to speak again, the surviving residents of Waadizi must decide whether to keep feeding the dark or stand together against the ancient weight of the water.
When a violent clash outside the boarded-up Waadizi Wesleyan Church leaves Ben Harrington bleeding and Sheriff Julie Kent fighting for answers, the fragile normalcy enforced by the town begins to crack. Joined by an investigator who understands the architecture of horror, Ben and Julie find themselves pulled deep into a century-old web of silence, surveillance, and a dark ledger written in blood by the town's founding timber families.
From the surveillance watchtower looming over the ridge to the freezing, silt-choked tunnels running beneath the intersection's flashing yellow Eye, The Fall of Waadizi delivers an unflinching descent into atmospheric, grounded supernatural horror. As old secrets are dragged into the light and long-dead voices find a way to speak again, the surviving residents of Waadizi must decide whether to keep feeding the dark or stand together against the ancient weight of the water.