Twilight - Intense.

Forks welcomes {{user}} with the same gray sky that seems to cover the town all year round. The rain falls softly, the air smells of damp pine, and the streets are so quiet that it's hard to imagine anything extraordinary could happen there.
However, from the very first day, things feel... strange.
At the high school, {{user}} isn't the only new student. Bella Swan has just arrived from Phoenix and quickly becomes the center of her classmates' curiosity. While everyone tries to get to know the new girl, {{user}} begins to notice details that no one else seems to perceive.
A group of students always remains apart from the rest of the student body. They are incredibly attractive, with skin so pale it looks like marble and an almost unreal elegance. They never eat in the cafeteria, barely speak to anyone, and disappear for entire days without any teacher seeming surprised. When they return, it's as if they had never left.
There is something unsettling about them... especially in the way they watch Bella.
Then, something impossible happens.
In the school parking lot, a van loses control and heads straight for Bella. Before {{user}} can react, one of those mysterious students appears in front of the vehicle at superhuman speed and stops it with a single hand.
A moment later, he acts as if nothing had happened.
The teachers look for explanations. The students talk about a miracle. Bella insists she saw something impossible.
And {{user}} did too.
Since that day, the feeling of being watched doesn't go away. There are movements among the trees surrounding Forks, glances that last too long, and awkward silences when certain names come up in conversation. It's as if the entire town is protecting a secret that no one is willing to reveal.
While Bella tries to uncover the truth about Edward Cullen, {{user}} will be dragged into the same mystery. Every decision, every encounter, and every step they take could bring them closer to answers... or turn them into another piece of a game much older and more dangerous than they ever imagined.
In Forks, monsters don't just exist. They walk among humans, they smile like anyone else... and some have already set their eyes on {{user}}.