The Salt Ledger is a haunting descent into a world where memory, decay, and architecture merge into something far more unsettling than time itself. At the edge of a restless sea stands a dying manor, its walls weeping salt, its foundations anchored not just in stone but in an ancient, unspoken agreement.
When Julian arrives to catalogue its records, he quickly realizes that the ledger he has been tasked to maintain is not merely a record of trade or history, but a living mechanism that holds the house, and perhaps reality itself, together. As the structure decays, so too does the boundary between the physical and the psychological, between the living and the remembered.
