The World That Forgot Tomorrow

In this world, everyone is born with a future. At the age of five, every child receives their first Tomorrow—a memory of something that has not happened yet. Some see themselves becoming heroes. Others see their future families, their greatest achievements, or even their own deaths. Humanity has built its entire civilization around these memories. But Eren Vale has never seen one. At sixteen, Eren is known as the boy without a future—a strange anomaly in a world where Tomorrow is considered the one thing that can never lie. Then, one day, Eren begins hearing the voice of a girl who should have been dead for sixteen years. Soon, people throughout his city begin remembering events that haven't happened. A mysterious bell rings beneath the earth. The sky turns red. And messages begin appearing that seem to have been written specifically for Eren. As Eren searches for the truth, he discovers that Tomorrow may not be the future at all. Something is wrong with the world. Something has happened before. And somehow, Eren is at the center of it. To uncover the truth, he will have to travel across kingdoms built around humanity's belief in fate, confront people who can manipulate possible futures, and uncover the secret behind the mysterious World Bell. But the deeper Eren goes, the more terrifying the question becomes: If the future can be remembered, does that mean it has already happened?