Naga's vow

Bangkok, 1926. On the night of the eleventh full moon, a young 
fisherman feels the birthmark at his throat grow warm for the 
first time in his life.

And from the dark water beneath his boat, a man with very long 
black hair and eyes the colour of gold rises to meet him.

His name is Anantanakharaj — the Naga prince of the river.
He has been waiting for Korn for one hundred years.

But Korn is not the only one the river remembers. There is a 
queen with a crown of antique gold who has been waiting in the 
deep dark water. There is an elderly healer who makes tea for 
the wrong reasons. There is an ancient bronze creature wearing 
borrowed skin. And there is the grandmother who raised Korn — 
who is so much more than she seems.

This is a love story across centuries. It is also a ghost story, 
a quiet adventure, and a tale of how the river finally gives 
back what it borrowed.

The river remembers everyone.
And tonight, it is ready to tell its story.