In the abyssal realm of Thaloré, where skies blur into ocean mists and stars reflect like portals upon the waves, lives Alloy — a rare nocturnal Pathfinder known to glide inches above the sea’s surface. With soft, flexible, fluttering wings that shimmer with with blue, Alloy senses the magnetic tremors of the Earth and follows moon-silvered tides as if tracing forgotten constellations. His flight is not random; it’s a precise choreography of flutter and dive, syncing with pulses of bioluminescent Lanternfish that rise from the deep to form living maps. These glowing sentinels speak in flashes — soft blue codes that only Alloy understands, revealing safe passages, submerged ruins, and shifts in the underwater currents that threaten the delicate balance of their shared world.

In this unique biome where sky and sea merge into a single living entity, Alloy serves as both messenger and guardian. The inhabitants of the floating archipelagos depend on him — unaware of the creature’s silent interventions that keep their seaborne settlements from drifting into peril. But as the Lanternfish begin to disappear and strange lights stir in trenches untouched by life for millennia, Alloy must journey further than ever before — beyond the horizon’s edge and into the stormglass veil of ancient oceans, where even light is swallowed whole. Alloy is a story-adventure about connection beyond language, a creature caught between elements, and the unraveling of a world whose maps are written in glowing flickers and remembered only by the last Pathfinder of the tides.