labyrinth

On the outskirts of the Western Front, in a time where no-man was left untouched by the caustic blight of warfare, a young soldier named Klaus tried to survive, to thrive, under the inky veil of World War I. He was not driven by valor, but by the unspoken promise of survival. Erich Maria Remarque's epic, 'All Quiet on the Western Front' was Klaus's tale, his battle against the harrowing odds.

In the shadow of the grandiose castle, Brother William, a humble Franciscan monk, and his young apprentice Adso, reached the mysterious Benedictine Abbey. Their goal was to unravel the complicated enigma that caused the deaths of some monks. The religious community was clouded in fear, reduced to whispers, naming the library labyrinth as the cause.