A ghost went into the jungle. A different ghost came out.
In the sterile silence of Oslo, Amadeus is drowning in grief. His solution is as radical as it is desperate: to immerse himself in the most remote, unknown place on Earth-the primordial rainforest of Papua, home to the elusive Korowai tribe.
Guided by Kaimana, a man caught between two worlds, Amadeus sheds his old life and becomes "Blue," a guest in a canopy city where the law of the forest is absolute. He learns their language, earns their trust, and begins to see the brutal, beautiful logic in their ancient ways. But when the tribe's survival demands a terrible price, Blue is forced to participate in a ritual that challenges his very soul.
To belong, he must betray his own morality. To remain human, he must risk becoming a ghost to the only people who have made him feel alive. This is a haunting journey into the heart of darkness, culture, and the unbearable cost of understanding.
