Lost of Mythos

Jakarta, a bustling modern city, had suddenly become the stage for something far older than human history itself. Beneath the oppressive heat and the invisible veil of mist, something strange had begun to seep through—originating from a place that should have held nothing but knowledge: the National Library.



Arsh, a young archaeologist whose life had long been haunted by the mystery of his father’s death, discovered a strange manuscript bearing the title Sefer Mezuyaf—The False Book—a tome that seemed to call out to him from beneath the ruins of time. Unknowingly, he had opened the way to something that should never have been touched—something so ancient that even history had chosen to forget it.



Alongside his trusted companions—Chloe, the linguist; Yoru, the obsessive mathematician; Von, the seeker of forbidden knowledge; and Aria, the astronomer who watched stars no one had ever charted—Arsh began to unravel the secrets behind the cursed book.



But with each word deciphered, with every symbol understood, they drew closer to the edge of madness. The book was no mere artifact.

It was a key.

A doorway to a fracture in reality—to voices that did not belong to this world.



And night is coming.



They do not yet know...

That the moment the book was opened,

something else awakened.