White City

In the seemingly tranquil expanse of White City, nestled within the heart of Viborg City, a sense of monotony looms over its affluent streets. This polished district, often perceived as a sanctuary of peace, hides layers of unease beneath its surface, where the mundane meets the mysterious. The residents, comfortable in their routines, often overlook the subtle oddities that punctuate their lives, crafting a facade of normalcy that feels increasingly tenuous.

Seb Doubinsky artfully explores the lives of these inhabitants, revealing how the stillness of White City serves as both a refuge and a prison. As shadows lengthen and whispers of change begin to ripple through the community, the characters are unwittingly drawn into a narrative that challenges their perceptions. In a world where nothing seems to happen, the potential for chaos brews just beneath the surface, promising to unravel the very fabric of their existence.