"Did I really die?" Like every (Isekai) protagonist, I got reincarnated after getting hit by a hyper-speed truck. That was an empty and dark life anyway, so I was already looking forward to a decent, unknown afterlife.

This tale follows the lives of a mother, Davina Glasson, and several children. Although some lives are snuffed early due to bad choices, others start out anew, literally from infancy. The children suffer through multiple trials and tribulations as they begin an unexpected journey to adulthood and the difficulties they meet on the way. They also explore what exactly the term suburban conjures in the minds of adults and adolescents alike as they begin forging their paths and careers ahead of them in their home continent, Barat, and the Republic of Shantu. Within this ever-changing pattern of landscapes shifting with the unpredictable tides, and earthquakes, a young group of siblings make their way into adulthood and find all kinds of adventures lying in wait for them. The first individual whose short tale will unfold is the mother, Davina Glasson, who gives an opening notion of what is in store for the children.

In a world where Ace's wallet is as empty as his connection with family, he's on the verge of getting kicked out for missing rent. Mrs. Selina, his landlord, starts acting weirder than a three-dollar bill, setting off alarm bells. Then, out of the blue, his long-lost bro Keinan calls, telling him to lock up tight and stay inside. Cue the chaos! Ace ends up in a knock-down, drag-out fight with Mrs. Selina, who goes full zombie mode on him. Fighting for dear life, Ace's world goes dark, but not before he hears some mysterious voice yammering about being the "chosen one" and activating some system. It's a wild ride of survival and cryptic messages as Ace wonders what the heck is going on.

In the beginning, there was only the Seed. Humanity's relentless pursuit of limitless energy births a marvel—and a curse. On the fractured world of Eros, the Grand Tree is grown: a living colossus that promises salvation. But its heart, the Red Seed, splits reality. Life and ruin take root in the same soil. Ashua, a lone hybrid forged in biofire and memory, is sent hurtling through time in a desperate bid to unmake a future that has already devoured itself. Haunted by fevered dreams, by a girl who may never have existed, and by the creeping infection that rewrites his very flesh, Ashua must confront not only the mutation, but the mythic weight of fate. Trapped between dying dimensions, ancient echoes, and a past rewritten by something more than science, the remnants of humanity prepare for a final rebellion. As the Queen rises and forgotten gods whisper through machines, one truth becomes clear: Some futures were never meant to be saved.