Shadows At Saint Jude's - Audio Drama

Shadows At Saint Jude's - Audio Drama

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Shadows At Saint Jude's - Audio Drama episodes

  • Episode 3: Lunar Fever
    The aftermath of the Archive reaches a boiling point as the full moon rises. With the school’s protective wards failing, a fever-dream madness descends upon the faculty and students alike. Julian, the centuries-old Night-Walker, is forced to emerge from his self-imposed exile to hunt a shadow that walks among them—but as Zora’s magic turns volatile and Kaelen’s visions become reality, the group discovers that the "Final Key" wasn't meant to lock the door, but to open it. And something from the other side is already hungry.

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    4 min
  • Episode 2: The Archive of Ash
    Kaelen and Zora break into the restricted subterranean archives. They find a scorched ledger that lists Kaelen’s bloodline as the "Final Key." Meanwhile, Silas deals with a rogue Shifter who has broken the treaty with the nearby town.

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    5 min
  • St. Jude’s: Sanctuary of the Blighted
    This is the Lore behind the story! 

    At St. Jude’s, supernatural abilities are referred to as "The Blight"—a genetic anomaly that the human world views as a disease, but the students view as an ancient inheritance.

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    4 min
  • Episode 1: "The Static in the Silence"
    Kaelen arrives at St. Jude’s after the suspicious "disappearance" of her parents. She immediately realizes the school isn't just for the gifted; she starts seeing "Echoes"—glimpses of past tragedies. She meets Julian, who warns her that some secrets are meant to stay buried.


    *background sounds are a bit loud sorry*


    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    6 min

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At St. Jude’s, supernatural abilities are referred to as "The Blight"—a genetic anomaly that the human world views as a disease, but the students view as an ancient inheritance.