An Ex-Assassin’s Guide to Profitable Sharing

Elara grows up an outcast on the edge of Dunbarrow, a village that thrives in the middle of the Weeping Marches while she's left to fend for herself in the woods outside it. A chance meeting with a hooded boy pulls her out of that isolation, and what starts as a bleak survival story turns into a romance built on dark fantasy and shared bodies rather than jealousy.

The game frames itself as a netorase story: you're not just watching Elara and the boy fall for each other, you're deciding how far they let other people into that bond. Nothing about their path is fixed, and the choices you make for them ripple outward into the fates of the other people they meet along the way.

Play consists of steering that pair through the marches and its corrupt cast, picking when to encourage sharing and when to keep things closed off between them. The sharing itself is optional in practice, since the game hands you the pen and lets you write the relationship the way you want it, not the way the tags might suggest. So far the story only covers its opening chapter, with the rest of Elara's journey still ahead.