Ghost: No World So Dark #[nn]

In "No World So Dark," Ghost finds herself cornered at her crypt home when Trouvaille’s Ghosthunters close in, forcing her to choose between surrender and her sister Margo’s life. With the threat of a video tape—showing Margo’s death—hanging over her, Elisa is shaken to the core until a mysterious woman arrives with a startling claim: Ghost isn’t really a ghost at all.

In "null," Elisa grapples with her identity as a ghost while Concordia pushes back, introducing her to Nicky—a real spirit—and a circle of lost souls whose forms have been taken. When Ghost storms Trouvaille’s lab to save her sister Margo, she’s met not by her sibling, but by the chilling presence of Margo’s darker self, Silhouette.

In "null," Ghost confronts Silhouette—whom she believed was the dark echo of her sister—only to uncover a deeper deception: Trouvaille has used science to trap Margo’s spirit, allowing Silhouette to possess her. As Elisa watches damning footage revealing her own role in her sister’s death and sees her soul nearly torn from her body, she must escape, defeat Silhouette, and free Margo—though the sudden appearance of Focus on the tape leaves her wary.

In "Stare at the Sun Part 1," Ghost races to rescue Margo and Concordia from the Furies—women she once trusted as her closest allies—only to discover her boyfriend Peter is entangled in their scheme. As she confronts Focus, she learns the truth behind her ghostly powers: an ill-fated experiment in intangibility that left her soul fractured, and a past where Focus herself was once a Fury, claiming to have been protecting her friend all along—until the moment she calls in her men to capture Ghost.

In "Stare at the Sun Part 2," Ghost finds herself trapped after being betrayed by Focus, only to be freed by a lover she can’t recall—someone from her past who knows her in ways no one else does. As Elisa confronts Peter over the lies that underpinned their relationship, he insists his feelings for her were real, even as the truth unravels. Meanwhile, Elisa and Concordia close in on Scythe—only to uncover a far more disturbing truth: he’s no longer in control.