A desert excavation uncovers something that shouldn't exist.
Beneath layers of stone and silence, a research team discovers an isolated site that defies age, decay, and explanation. Voices behave strangely there. Sound lingers. Objects remain untouched by time. And once the team begins to listen closely, the place begins to respond.
As the expedition pushes deeper, familiar rules start to slip. Memories feel unreliable. Maps no longer match the terrain. What was once a routine investigation becomes something far more unsettling-an encounter with a presence that doesn't announce itself, doesn't threaten, and doesn't let go easily.
The Hollow Choir is a quiet, atmospheric horror story about discovery, attention, and what it means to be remembered by a place. It's a slow-burn descent into the uncanny, where the most frightening moments come not from what appears, but from what patiently waits to be noticed.
