Chapter 1: The Letter
Claire receives a mysterious letter about Eleanor Blackwood's disappearance.
The letter suggests that Eleanor never truly left Blackwood Manor.
Claire, intrigued and unsettled, travels to the manor to investigate.
She meets Samuel Finch, a local historian, who warns her about the manor's dark history.
Chapter 2: Secrets of Blackwood Manor
Claire arrives at Blackwood Manor, a looming, decaying estate filled with eerie silence.
She explores Eleanor's old room and discovers her journal, which hints at strange occurrences before her disappearance.
A hidden door in the library leads to a secret passageway.
Claire hears whispers that seem to come from the walls.
Samuel arrives unexpectedly, revealing that Eleanor believed she was being watched.
Chapter 3: The Vanishing
Claire investigates the manor's history, uncovering past disappearances linked to the Blackwood family.
She finds an old photograph of Eleanor with a group of people—several of whom went missing as well.
A storm traps Claire inside the manor for the night.
She experiences unsettling visions and hears footsteps outside her room.
The passageway she found earlier now leads to an underground crypt.
Chapter 4: Whispers in the Dark
Claire and Samuel venture into the crypt beneath Blackwood Manor.
They find an ancient room with symbols carved into the walls.
Samuel reveals that Eleanor believed in a secret society that conducted rituals in the manor.
A hidden journal page suggests Eleanor was searching for someone—possibly a person who disappeared long before her.
A chilling presence forces Claire and Samuel to flee, but the door to the manor slams shut on its own.
Chapter 5: Beneath Blackwood Manor
Claire and Samuel discover a sealed chamber deep underground.
Inside, they find shackles, an old dress, and a cryptic note reading, "I am still here."
A cloaked figure appears, watching them.
Claire and Samuel try to escape, but the door seals itself.
The figure whispers, "You should not have come."
The door bursts open, and they flee, realizing that Eleanor never truly left—but something else had taken her place.