Hevnen #[nn]

In "Massakren," a man returns home to find his family dead and a dog locked in the kitchen—except his family never had a dog. The quiet dread of the familiar turned unnerving unfolds in just ten pages, where every detail feels like a lie waiting to be uncovered.

In "Flukten," a woman fights to escape a relentless nightmare as primitive, bloodthirsty figures close in from every direction. With panic rising and no clear way out, she's haunted not just by the pursuit—but by the chilling sound of knocking at the door.

In the desolate ruins of a forgotten world, a crumbling manor stands as the last refuge of civilization, its walls guarded by a nightly ritual: one resident must take watch in a solitary cage, a living sentinel against the hungry packs that circle like wolves. This fragile peace is tested not by violence, but by the quiet weight of duty, memory, and the unspoken bonds that hold the household together.

In "Hevnen," Janosz and Ferko flee their homeland carrying a terrible secret, seeking refuge in a place that offers no peace. As shadows of their past begin to close in, the weight of their crime and the relentless pursuit of justice threaten to consume them both.