When reclusive sound engineer Lucas inherits a crumbling monastery deep in the forest, he's drawn not by its history—but by its hush. Tasked with restoring the building and cataloging its strange acoustics, he begins to record what he believes is pure silence. But the silence is not empty. Each recording reveals faint whispers—fragmented prayers, buried sobs, and something darker threading through the quiet. As Lucas isolates deeper within the stone walls, his equipment picks up what the ear can't… and his mind begins to unravel. The building isn't haunted in any traditional sense. It's alive in a way no one has documented. It doesn't want to be heard—it wants to listen. Driven by obsession, Lucas peels back layers of forgotten rituals, repressed trauma, and the emotional frequencies left behind by those who once dwelled within. What he uncovers challenges the very foundation of sound, memory, and truth. In a place where silence isn't absence, but appetite, Lucas must confront the disturbing question: When the silence starts to speak—what part of you does it leave behind?