Death Bloom

It is rumored that in the deepest parts of south East Asia a rare tree grows and if tended properly with love and care it will bloom a beautiful crimson flower every 20 years. It is said that the tree takes on the appearance of surrounding trees to hide itself among them and only the most experienced tender can tell the trees apart. In the years before the tree blooms its bark turns black as coal, its leaves fall to the ground and its branches twist in a grotesque display of death. When the flowers do bloom years later they are displayed in a deep crimson accented with black spots. The name given to the flower is Kray-Ta-Haan or The Death Bloom.

Follow one mans journey as he seeks to find the secrets of the Kray-Ta-Haan and ultimately cheat death himself.