The Final Stop is a surreal, psychological mystery set in the middle of a desert where time seems to fold and memory comes undone. Four teenagers—Lena, Devon, Noah, and Cassie—take a wrong turn onto a nameless road that doesn't exist on any map. As the heat grows unbearable and their gas runs out, a mysterious gas station appears out of nowhere. It offers no services, no attendants—just strange bottled drinks with names like Golden Spark, Memory Bloom, and Forget-Me.

One by one, they drink.

But the bottles don't refresh—they reveal. Lena begins to see people's emotions as vivid colors. Devon is pulled into memories that aren't his. Noah slowly vanishes from reflection, recording, and memory. Only Cassie resists, but her grip on reality begins to slip as the others change.

The station isn't just a stop on the road—it's a threshold. A mirror. A test.

Each drink opens a door to something buried: forgotten grief, repressed fear, dangerous truth. As the sky dims and their identities fray, they must confront what they're running from... or risk being erased by the very things they refuse to face.