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From the shadows of Hollow Hill

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Something is waiting
on Hollow Hill.

Every Halloween, the people of Hollow Hill lock their doors before nightfall—and never carve a face they are unwilling to lose.

This October, an old tradition will be broken. At midnight, a forgotten figure will descend from the hill wearing a face that does not belong to him.

“Every face tells a story.
This Halloween… yours will be carved next.”
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