Sixteen-year-old Nancy has always been fascinated by the legend of the wendigo—a creature said to haunt forests, born from hunger and madness. When rumors spread during her school trip to an old village that a real wendigo has been sighted near the town, she and her easily frightened best friend, Tanna, decide to see it for themselves.
What begins as a reckless thrill feels harmless… until they realize the legends are not exaggerations.
Drawn by curiosity, guilt, and playful fear, the two girls sneak out after dark. The forest is different this time—silent, watching, alive. Something is waiting for them.
But what they encounter isn’t just a monster of myth, but something far more terrifying:
a truth that follows them back, changing who they are and what they are capable of.
They realize the terrible mistake they have made and now try to escape the forest, hoping to change the fate they have already chosen.

Some legends don’t want to be believed.
They want to be fed.