Remnant

Eighteen-year-old Nisha Sharma is excellent at pretending to be normal. She navigates the sweltering heat of Hyderabad, attends her university classes, and blends perfectly into the crowd. But behind the facade of an ordinary student lies a terrifying void: she has absolutely no memory of her life before the age of twelve. In a near-future society revolutionized by the Neural Archive Procedure (NAP), where memories are data that can be extracted, stored, and commodified, a blank mind shouldn't be possible. Yet, Nisha's neural signature yields nothing. No childhood. No family. No past. According to the databases that govern the world, she does not exist. Driven to uncover the truth of what happened to her, Nisha begins to pry into the dark, unregulated corners of neural data and black-market memories. But in a city controlled by powerful neuro-tech conglomerates, looking for a deleted past is a dangerous game.