In a world where the elements bend to will and breath fuels power, eight chosen are marked by forces older than time. From the shifting sands of ancient deserts to the crystalline silence of mountain peaks, they carry more than gifts—they carry the remnants of a dying world’s last hope.Bound by fate, haunted by secrets, and hunted by shadows that should not exist, their paths converge as a forgotten power stirs beneath the surface of all things.But not all who bend are meant to survive.A story of power, memory, and the fragile breath between creation and collapse.

The city of Orion is a gleaming ruin of progress—where cyborgs, synthetics, and androids fight for order, and the last remnants of humanity wage a desperate resistance against extinction.In a sterilized room at the heart of the city, a woman wakes in chains—confused, afraid, and nine months pregnant.Her name is Eve.An enigmatic man named Silas Vane speaks to her with a voice too calm for the chaos outside. He promises answers. He offers truth. But in a world built on wires, algorithms, and half-remembered wars, some truths are more dangerous than the lies they replaced.The future is synthetic.The war rages on.And some things are far worse than a lie.

No ground zero. No warning. No way out.High school was already hell. Then the dead started screaming.When a mysterious sickness sweeps through a quiet high school, five students are thrust into a brutal fight for survival. It starts with one sick girl in class. Then the blood. Then the screaming. Within hours, friends become monsters, classrooms become cages, and the world begins to rot from the inside out.Riley, Jett, Kaia, Theo, and Zayden didn’t ask to be heroes—they barely knew each other before the outbreak. But now, they’ll have to rely on grit, instinct, and each other if they want to make it past second period alive.Because the virus isn’t just spreading—It’s hunting.Dawn Rising is a fast-paced, emotional horror series filled with action, chaos, and raw survival. Every scream matters. Every shadow hides something worse.