When people vanish inside haunted buildings, the world blames ghosts, glitches, or urban legends. They never suspect a government department that doesn’t officially exist. The Ghostline Division—known only to those desperate enough to need it—is a cross-reality task force that “demolishes” hostile hauntings. Not figuratively. Literally. They rewrite cursed rules, shatter supernatural structures, and carve escape routes through impossible spaces. Mira Ashdown, their newest recruit, enters her first field mission expecting routine cleanup. Instead, she’s dropped into Ghostlight Tower, a malformed urban legend that steals text from the internet, drags commenters inside, and kills anyone who tries to decode its logic. The Tower is broken—its rules contradict themselves, its “storylines” loop endlessly, and its domain lord is rewriting reality faster than the human mind can track. Thousands are trapped. Other paranormal agencies want answers. And Mira is the only operative who can walk between dream logic and physical law without losing herself. Armed with a glitching badge, a half-functional manual, and a team of distorted but loyal spectral coworkers, Mira must: stabilize a collapsing haunted ecosystem out-negotiate a domain lord built out of stolen words prevent rival groups from sabotaging the demolition and convince terrified civilians that her department exists long enough to save them Ten minutes before the Tower’s foundation collapses, Mira triggers Demolition Protocol—the last-resort order that turns a haunted building into a battlefield of rules, noise, and light. But the more she learns, the clearer one truth becomes: The Ghostline Division was never meant to intervene in the real world. So why did they choose her as their human interface? And what is waking up beneath the Tower’s ruins?