Keepers of the house

In a world stripped of green and quiet, a lone dog named King roams the wind‑blown ruins of a once‑bustling river valley. He drifts from river to river, hunting the meagre catch that the harsh climate offers, his instincts honed by years of scarcity. The landscape is a dust‑bowl of dead trees, crumbling roads, and rusted cars, all whispering of a civilization that has vanished. Yet King’s keen nose catches an unfamiliar scent that pulls him toward a ghostly stretch of road he has long avoided.

When the trail leads him to the skeletal remains of an old house, something in the air feels both familiar and frightening. The broken windows and splintered walls hint at stories hidden beneath the ash, and King’s instincts tell him that this place may hold the key to the lingering dream that haunts him. As the cold wind sharpens, the dog’s journey takes on a purpose beyond mere survival, hinting at a discovery that could reshape the barren world he knows.