The Signal That Was Never Sent SHORT

On the edge of the valley town of Breyford stands an old signal tower once used to relay messages across long distances. Though the signals are no longer required, the tower remains maintained. When Daniel Rook is assigned to oversee it temporarily, he discovers that people still climb the tower—not to send messages outward, but to decide what they no longer need to say. As unraised flags and unread signals accumulate, Daniel learns that some forms of communication exist only to confirm silence, clarity, and choice.