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For several centuries, the site has been known for the mysterious disappearances of people who have lived there or visited it. The most well-known story is about the disappearances and mysterious deaths of settlers and the family of Victor, a local farmer from the 19th century. However, it is neither the first nor the last. Dozens of other people have mysteriously disappeared there to the present day, including Laura's sister. But she can't come to terms with her disappearance and decides to go looking for her where no one should set foot. You seek the lost, you lose the sought.
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For several centuries, the site has been known for the mysterious disappearances of people who have lived there or visited it. The most well-known story is about the disappearances and mysterious deaths of settlers and the family of Victor, a local farmer from the 19th century. However, it is neither the first nor the last. Dozens of other people have mysteriously disappeared there to the present day, including Laura's sister. But she can't come to terms with her disappearance and decides to go looking for her where no one should set foot. You seek the lost, you lose the sought.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Juraj Rusnák
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