Hidden deep in Greystone Hollow, this stone cottage was built by Bram Wexley, a master stonemason cast out from society. Seeking solitude, he crafted the house as his sanctuary, every stone placed with care.
For years, he lived in peace, carving mysterious symbols into the walls—warnings, perhaps, or secrets only he understood. Then, one winter’s night, he vanished without a trace, leaving the cottage eerily untouched.
To this day, the house stands firm, whispering of its maker’s lonely brilliance and the secrets lost to the woods.
