Wooden hallway of Capim's villa.

The Pasillo de la Villa de Capim begins as a simple wooden hallway in the Capim family villa, serving as the initial setting for a pivotal confrontation in Volume 2. Its significance grows as it becomes the stage for Klein Moretti's early investigations into the supernatural, marking his transition from a cautious outsider to an active participant in the mystical world. The hallway's role expands beyond its physical description, symbolizing the threshold between the mundane and the extraordinary that Klein must cross repeatedly throughout the series.

Wooden hallway of Capim's villa.

The Pasillo de la Villa de Capim begins as a simple wooden hallway in the Capim family villa, serving as the initial setting for a pivotal confrontation in Volume 2. Its significance grows as it becomes the stage for Klein Moretti's early investigations into the supernatural, marking his transition from a cautious outsider to an active participant in the mystical world. The hallway's role expands beyond its physical description, symbolizing the threshold between the mundane and the extraordinary that Klein must cross repeatedly throughout the series.