Ashfield is the kind of town where nothing ever changes. Streets are clean, neighbors nod politely, and the water tower stands like a relic from another age—silent, watching. But when a local teenager is found dead beneath its iron shadow, newly arrived Sheriff Owen Mallory starts asking questions no one wants answered.

Willa Maren, a sharp-eyed outcast with a sketchbook full of secrets, believes the tower hides more than rusted bolts and forgotten stories. Elderly historian Greta Vale has seen the pattern before—unexplained deaths that vanish from records and memory alike. Each woman holds a piece of the past. Together, their truths threaten to uncover something ancient, buried deep beneath the surface.

As Owen delves into the town's sealed archives and eerie folklore, he unravels a horrifying possibility: the deaths are not random. They're part of something ritualistic. Something still active.

But how do you fight what has no name?

How do you break a pact you didn't sign?

And when the water remembers, who gets to forget?

Some legacies drown you. Others invite you in.

Would you follow the truth, even if it was carved in stone beneath your own name?