When Hurricane Helena slams into New England with impossible force, it brings more than wind and water. As towns flood and power dies, unsettling reports surface—shapes in the surf, voices in the storm, and houses torn open from within. The wind begins to speak, the fog begins to hunt, and entire communities vanish without a sound. Long after the storm fades, something remains behind, embedded in the land and the air. Helena did not create the horror—it delivered it.