Selene

Welcome to Antarctica. Beneath the endless ice, buried deep within the unforgiving earth, lies Serenity—an all-female prison housing the worst of the worst. Women here are not merely criminals; they are broken, twisted by experiments that left them unhinged, devoid of morality, and in some cases, gifted—or cursed—with powers that defy understanding. Some are monsters, some are victims of cruelty, but all are dangerous. Selene is perhaps the only soul here untouched by true evil. Framed for the murder of her husband, she was torn from her life and her young daughter, Annabelle, who remains on the outside, raised by her grandparents. Now over fifty, Selene has spent twenty-five years in this frozen tomb. The prison’s experiments awakened within her a terrifying power: telekinesis. A gift that, while formidable, cannot free her from the walls of Serenity—nor from the weight of her loss. Yet despite the darkness surrounding her, Selene has not surrendered. Hope remains within her—a fragile ember in a place designed to snuff it out. Every whispered plan, every stolen glance, every moment of quiet defiance is fueled by one thought: escape. To see her daughter again, to reclaim the life stolen from her, to touch Annabelle’s face, to hold her hand. Even in a world of madness, in a prison of ice and shadows, Selene’s heart refuses to break. Serenity is a place of despair. But within its cold, unforgiving walls, one woman still dreams of freedom. And sometimes, hope is the most dangerous thing of all.