It was supposed to be a fun-filled weekend for the group of friends as they arrived at their mansion on the island. They were all looking forward to catching up with each other, but little did they know that the next two days would be filled with terror. As soon as they arrived, a typhoon hit the island, and they were forced to stay indoors. The group tried their best to pass the time, playing games and chatting, but tensions began to rise as they started to argue over politics and past rivalries. On the first night, as they were all settling down to sleep, they heard a scream coming from Arian's room. When they entered, they found him dead in his bed with no apparent signs of struggle or foul play. They searched the room for any clues but found nothing except for a peculiar symbol etched onto the wall above his bed. Over the next few hours, members of the group continued to be killed off one by one. Ali was found hung in the bathroom, and Amin was discovered with a knife in his back. Anahita was strangled in her room, and Mobin was electrocuted in the kitchen. Each body had the same symbol as Arian's etched onto the wall above them. Saber had gone missing, and the group soon figured that he must be the culprit. However, when they finally found him, he was also dead with the same symbol above him. Now, they were down to just three people - MohammadMehdi, MohammadHossein, and Amir. The remaining survivors tried their best to stay awake, but exhaustion finally took hold, and the next day two of them were found dead, leaving only one alive. But even that didn't last long as the last remaining survivor was also discovered dead in the same manner as the others. When the authorities finally arrived, they were left with a gruesome scene. The victims had all died under seemingly impossible circumstances, within locked rooms, and no one could figure out how or why this had happened. The culprit remained a mystery, and no one knew who was responsible for these horrific murders. The only thing left was the symbol etched above each victim's body, which was still shrouded in mystery. Some say it was a demon, others say it was an ancient curse. But the truth remains unknown, and the only thing left was the haunting memory of that weekend. The memory of when the seagulls cried, none were left alive.