Lilian, a young widow, inherits a large, eerie Victorian mansion from a distant relative. The townspeople warn her of the curse that follows a black cat that haunts the estate. The cat, with its glowing amber eyes, is said to bring misfortune to anyone who dares to live in the mansion. At first, Lilian dismisses the stories as superstition, but soon after moving in, she begins to notice the cat always sitting on her doorstep, watching her. Soon after, strange accidents begin to happen — a chandelier falls, she narrowly avoids an unseen danger, and her acquaintances start dying under mysterious circumstances. Lilian must uncover the origins of the curse, and in doing so, she discovers that the cat is more than a mere omen of death. It’s the embodiment of a vengeful spirit, tied to the house's dark history, and it will not rest until its final revenge is fulfilled.

In the dim light of a room illuminated only by the soft glow of candles, a cat gazes intently into an ancient mirror. But its own reflection is absent—instead, a shadowy figure resembling an ancient guardian emerges within the glass. The cat’s eyes glow brightly, as if seeing beyond the boundaries of reality, and in the mirror's reflection, Gothic arches can be discerned, as though they belong to a long-destroyed temple. This scene symbolizes the intersection of the living world with that of shadows, where the past and present merge into one.