Some bonds are forged in fire. Theirs was forged in the quiet, desperate aftermath.

For Raizo and his little sister Nayumi, survival is a daily ritual. He battles the storms in his own mind; she battles the dreariness of their existence with unwavering hope. Their love is a quiet rebellion against a world that has given them nothing.

That rebellion becomes loud when Nayumi's strange, abilities violently surface. Their quiet life is shattered by a ruthless, corporate-like entity that sees her not as a child, but as a resource to be acquired.

Separated and imprisoned in a gleaming fortress of cold ambition, Raizo faces a familiar enemy from his past, while Nayumi discovers that in a world of black and white, salvation might wear a surprising shade of grey.

The Fog Still Moves is a slow-burn, prose-forward story that explores the cost of power, the mythology of heroism, and the lengths we go to for the people we love.