When a petrifying fog begins to burst out of the ground and destroy farms and produce, Moth Hevwed and her family must do everything they can to help their home and neighbors in Hiren.

The farmers hope that their ferryman will help them - a figure who protects the land and ferries the dead to the afterlife. But he has not been seen in sixty years, and many begin to suspect he was only a legend.

When the Kingdom of Coewylle sets up impossible laws in Hiren, forcing the farmers to burn their crops and abandon their homes, everyone begins to fear an oncoming famine.
Moth sets out to save Hiren and get the ferryman's help, regardless of the cost.

((This story is for readers 14+. It contains: horror, body horror., frightening and intense scenes.))
((NOTE: This is a happy story. It will have a happy ending. This is a book of escapism and adventure, and though it has hardships and difficulties, classism, and death and dark themes, it is meant for joy. There are specific things this story does not include because of that: rape, attempted rape, and racism.))