Arran del Cingle

Biel returns to his hometown after serving a prison sentence, only to find the streets he once knew closed off with cold stares and locked doors. With no work and a community that shuns him, he is forced to confront a harsh reality where survival means turning to the wild woods and the river for food. His stubborn pride drives him to claim a place for himself, even if it means living on the fringes of the village.

The surrounding landscape is dominated by the crumbling tower of Barbut, a ruin that locals whisper about as a haunt for witches and bad omens, especially when storm clouds gather over the cingle of Mal‑vent. As thunder rolls and the sky darkens, Biel’s determination clashes with ancient superstitions, hinting at a conflict that could reshape his fate. Listeners will be drawn into a moody, rural world where the line between myth and survival is as thin as the wind through the ruined walls.