In the windless village of Zeyvan, silence is more than a curse—it is a hunger.

When the air goes still and a shepherd boy vanishes without a trace, Arash the potter finds himself drawn into a mystery older than fire and deeper than grief. Guided by a blind girl who speaks in riddles and a bone-witch who crafts wisdom from rot, he must shape a vessel strong enough to bind what cannot be named. But in a land where fig trees bleed and jars sing with the voices of the lost, the wind does not return without a price.

Some silences should never be broken.

CREDITS

Story by S.P. Razavi
Narration by S.P. Razavi
Cover Art by JI-Owon
Background by CC Music

In the blood-dust streets of dying Mehrak, swordsman Kavadh is tasked with rescuing a stolen girl—only to find she is no ordinary captive, but a dreamer marked by ancient gods. Beneath the crumbling city sleeps a forgotten power, and as Kavadh descends into catacombs of cultists and salt-born horrors, he must choose: kill the girl, save the city… or open a door that was never meant to be unsealed.

The Red Man of Mehrak is a myth-soaked tale of sword and sorcery, whispered curses, and a gate that breathes in the dark.

CREDITS

Story by S.P. Razavi
Narration by S.P. Razavi
Cover Art by JI-Owon
Background by CC Music

In the shadow-haunted hills beyond Zeyvan, the salt wind stirs—and Shirin knows the wound has begun to open again. Haunted by a forgotten scar and an ancient bargain, she descends into the ruin where memory speaks in riddles and salt remembers everything. But to reclaim what was lost, she must pay a price in sorrow—and learn that some wounds are not meant to heal.

A folk-horror tale from Avestara, where myth and memory are never truly buried.