The Silent Choir

The Silent Choir - Horror A forgotten cathedral stands at the edge of a silent town. Its walls echo with a hymn sung by a choir that has no mouths, no breath, no life. The melody is haunting, beautiful—and deadly. Those who hear it are stripped of their voices, their cries silenced, their identities erased. One by one, they are drawn into the choir, their souls woven into an eternal song that never ends. Thomas, a wanderer burdened by loss, stumbles upon the cathedral and discovers that silence is not absence—it is hunger. The Silent Choir does not merely sing; it consumes. Every victim becomes part of its walls, every soul carved into stone, every voice bound forever to the hymn. As the cathedral rises, its roots binding the earth and its veil swallowing the stars, Thomas realizes the truth: the choir seeks dominion, not just over the town, but over existence itself. The hymn grows louder, pressing against the world, threatening to eclipse reality in eternal silence. The Silent Choir is a chilling tale of possession, loss, and the terrifying power of sound. Blending psychological horror with gothic suspense, it will linger long after the last page, whispering in the silence you thought was safe.