Bliss

In the chaotic landscape of Feral City, a powerful drug known as Bliss holds sway over the minds of its inhabitants, erasing their memories and leaving them in a state of oblivion. Amidst this turmoil, a compassionate young man finds himself navigating the treacherous streets while grappling with the moral implications of such a substance. As he watches his friends and family succumb to its seductive lure, he becomes determined to uncover the truth behind the drug's origins and its effects on their lives.

Driven by a deep sense of empathy, he embarks on a quest for connection and understanding. His journey reveals the hidden costs of forgetfulness, exploring the fragile threads that bind memory to identity. Along the way, he encounters a cast of striking characters, each affected by Bliss in their own way, forcing him to confront his own beliefs about love, loss, and the importance of holding on to the past.

As the lines between reality and illusion blur, he must choose between the safety of ignorance and the painful truth, ultimately discovering that in a world defined by forgetting, the most profound acts of courage come from remembering. In this gripping tale, the delicate balance between freedom and responsibility hangs in the balance, illuminating the human desire to connect, remember, and reclaim what has been lost.