Serial Killer

In the small, forgotten town of Vallegrís, silence had always been part of the landscape… until the murders began. Young women are found dead in scenes as disturbing as they are incomprehensible. There are no witnesses. No suspects. Only one macabre pattern: from each victim, the killer takes what he considers “perfect.” As fear spreads through every corner of the town, Emma tries to move on with her life after the recent death of her grandmother… until she inherits something she never wanted: an ancient tarot deck. At first, they are only dreams. Confusing images. Feelings she cannot explain. But soon, the cards begin to speak. And what they reveal… always comes true. As the predictions grow clearer—and closer—Emma discovers that the murders are not random, but part of a dark ritual tied

When destiny snatches away everyone you cherish... but is it destiny at all? What happens when even the authorities are torn, unable to decide if they're dealing with a demonic entity or a flesh-and-blood killer? You must uncover the truth. Yet, how? And what comes next? Do you embrace the path of a vengeful avenger? Or perhaps a mysterious power will transform you into a pandemic-era superhero? After all, a superhero could be living right beside you – your neighbor, your business associate. But then again, so could a criminal. Which scenario is more probable?

Welcome to the City of the Moon. In this city, advanced technology caters to human needs—after meticulously defining them. It's a place where work is a choice, not a necessity, and life can be lived effortlessly. Inequality has been eradicated, and the relentless pursuit of a "better" life is obsolete, as distinctions of superior or inferior no longer exist. Here, technology has neutralized environmental harm. Or has it? Perhaps it's not the technology itself, but the foundational ideals of the city's creators that have harnessed digital advancements for their vision. Could this be a means to control not just needs and desires, but the very destiny of every inhabitant? Yet, even in this meticulously crafted utopia, digital marvels offer no defense against Are you sure you'll like it here?