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When geneticist Dr. Maya Chen discovers her own DNA in centuries-old remains at a Himalayan skeleton lake, she uncovers a temporal nexus where multiple timelines converge—and realizes she must solve her own murder across different realities before the convergence destroys them all.





A weathered stone dwelling with prayer flags whispering in thin air, walls lined with handwritten journals documenting decades of lake observations, a single window framing the distant skeleton lake like a warning.

A frozen glacial lake at 16,470 feet, rimmed with hundreds of skeletal remains that emerge from melting ice each summer, surrounded by jagged peaks that cast perpetual shadows across the water's surface even at midday.
Maya's complete transformation from detached scientist to someone who embraces the interconnectedness of identity across timelines, as she navigates the temporal nexus at Roopkund Lake to prevent catastrophic convergence while solving her own murder across multiple realities.
Maya's entire transformation unfolds at Roopkund Lake, from discovering her own DNA in ancient remains through encountering the Convergence Entity and multiple timeline versions of herself, to finally choosing to preserve timeline multiplicity and accepting the profound interconnectedness of identity.
Maya arrives at Roopkund Lake and discovers her own DNA in ancient remains, meeting Tenzin Norbu just as her clinical detachment begins to crack.

In Tenzin's shelter, the Convergence Entity manifests and reveals the truth about Maya's mother's temporal experiments, while Dr. James Whitmore arrives with his own agenda.

At the lake, Maya witnesses multiple timeline versions of herself and chooses to preserve timeline multiplicity, achieving transformation through accepting interconnectedness.
