Eden: What we remember can shape the world. What we forget can save it.

In the aftermath of Earth's near-collapse, ten mysterious children known as the Genesis Children begin to resonate with forces science cannot explain-forces that rewrite reality itself through memory, emotion, and shared experience. As their abilities awaken, the global Accord scrambles to contain what they don't understand.
Dr. Kaelen Rho, a former war hero burdened by fractured memories, must choose between protecting the children and obeying the protocols of a fading world order. As ancient spirals begin to appear-etched in skin, air, and time-she is drawn into a revelation that defies reason.
Memory is not just data. It is permission.
And Eden is not a place.
It is what we lost when we forgot who we are.
A sweeping science fiction epic of resonance, remembrance, and the quiet revolution of compassion.