A Māori pub landlord uncovers a buried treaty stone beneath her floorboards — one that reawakens the old coastal spirits when the sea recedes. The land remembers. The sea sings back. And the town must choose: silence, or surrender.

A Māori elder reclaims a stolen hilltop when the Crown’s land registry burns — but the forest wakes to enforce a promise broken a century prior.

An expat painter arrives in a West Coast ghost town to capture its fading light, only to find the land remembers every wrong done to it—and the kōwhai trees bloom only when blood is spilled.

A Māori woman, tasked with enforcing colonial law, uncovers a political scandal that forces her to confront the ghosts of a broken past.

A huntress tracks a spiritbound settler through the dying bush, only to learn the land itself demands blood for its silence — and the man she was hired to kill is the last keeper of a pact that keeps the ghosts from rising.

A Māori girl inherits a dying kauri tree that speaks through rootvibrations, and must burn the logging company’s sawmill to stop its silencing — but the fire wakes something older than colonial law.

A cynical journalist arrives to expose a Māori land claim as fraud, but the bush remembers what the law forgot — and the earth won’t let her leave until it’s heard.

A huntress digs up a 1903 land claim gone silent after her grandmother vanished into the bush — only to find the trees remember what the law buried.