Ironhart

At the age of eleven, Noah Faith, had died in a car accident alongside his parents, but for unknown reasons, he was brought back to life at the crash site. All he could recall was being enveloped by a dark aura and experiencing tremendous pain. Now at the age of twenty-two, he lives alone in the year 2012 - a life shaped by trauma and guilt over the death of his parents, which he believes was his fault. His life takes a drastic turn, after he begins seeing visions in his dreams. Forgotten memories he couldn’t possibly have lived through. Within his visions, he witnesses an alternate earth, home to a breathtaking civilization shaped by unmatched and extraordinary technology, mastery of elemental powers, and the enchantment of primeval magic. In search of answers, he visits his aunt, an archaeologist in Mesopotamia like his father, who is researching ancient stories related to the Anunnaki. One night at the campsite, a strange animal visits him. He follows the glowing animal into a hidden bunker beneath the surface. Inside a mysterious capsule, he discovers a girl his age, with features unlike any human he’s ever seen. She claims to have lived on earth thousands of years ago - in an era when divine beings roamed freely and technology surpassed anything we know today. According to her, modern humans are much weaker and have lost the special traits her people once possessed. Having also lost her own memories, she fears that something terrible had happened to her home and now needs Noah’s help. They agree to uncover the true history of the earth together, but everything changes on December 21st, when the world begins to end with the arrival of the mysterious Anunnaki - who are searching for the girl Noah found. Throughout their journey, Noah struggles with an identity crisis as his visions grow more vivid, revealing glimpses of the alternate Earth - and of himself within it. As scattered memories and newfound truths begin to surface, the threads of his fate entwine wit