The Abyss: a Descent Into Memory, Guilt, and Oblivion

A nameless soul awakens in absolute darkness. No sky. No ground. No light.Only silence, and the echo of a breath that may not even be his own.Trapped in an endless void, stripped of every sense, he faces a single torment: remembering. Each fragment of memory drags him deeper into a psychological descent where love becomes regret, innocence turns to resentment, and truth is the most merciless abyss of all.Guided by a shadowed woman who speaks with a voice that feels painfully familiar, he is forced to relive the moments he buried long ago: emotional neglect, the silent weight of anger, and a past twisted by guilt. What begins as a search for identity becomes a confrontation with the darkest corners of the human mind, where remorse festers, love deforms, and forgiveness is no longer certain.The Abyss is a haunting psychological tale that explores memory, trauma, and the destructive power of unspoken pain. It is not horror of monsters, but horror of the self — the kind that whispers in silence and feeds on everything we refuse to face.For readers of psychological thrillers, introspective horror, and stories that linger long after the final page, this journey into the void asks a single question:How far can guilt pull a soul before it breaks?