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The Beast's sole reason for being is to protect the Sanctum, and all the peaceful spirits who reside within. But when the wind stops blowing, when the spirits start vanishing, and the smell of rot and wither fills the air... What must the Beast do? What is the purpose of a Beast with no Sanctum to protect? The Beast will need to look beyond its world, into one that's dying, overcome by plague and mists... and come face to face with the mistakes it left behind, long ago.