In the ancient city of Whispervolt, where forgotten memories are embodied in books and libraries spread like shadows, young archivist Lyra Queen begins her service at the Archive of Whispering Echoes. This sentient library feeds on neglected stories, reorganizing itself each night, choosing its guardians from among those who have glimpsed forbidden truths.

Lyra possesses a rare gift—she hears the whispers of unwritten tales and sees the echoes of long-erased characters. When a young boy mysteriously disappears after opening a living book titled "Grandmother's Tales," Lyra discovers that some texts are not just unreadable but voracious.

Guided by cryptic clues and haunted by her own forgotten past, Lyra descends into the Vaults of Echoes, where books write themselves and words are traded in underground markets. There she meets Siren, a man with ink-stained skin who claims to be a character in his own story. He warns her: the Archive doesn't just store tales; it consumes them.

As Lyra uncovers the secrets hidden between the lines, she must make an impossible choice: either rewrite a cursed book and risk losing her identity... or erase it altogether and destroy the child trapped within. But Lyra finds a third way—one no reader has ever taken before.

She writes herself into the book.

At the climax of the authorial events, Lyra confronts the conscious essence of the archive and discovers that the library is not a building but a living organism that thrives on narrative possibilities. She is starving to death.

Now, only a new story—her own—can save her.