ABEL

ABEL is a dark science-fantasy tragedy about a boy whose body refuses to break the way it should.

In a world ruled by Power, Joshua should be nothing. Quiet, overlooked, and easy to discard. He does not chase meaning. He does not question the violence around him. He endures it, moves through it, survives it.

Until survival starts becoming something else.

When Joshua is pushed past ordinary human limits, his body begins adapting with impossible precision. Wounds close wrong. Pain teaches too quickly. Violence stops working the way it should.

And the people hunting him begin to realise they are not dealing with someone powerful.

They are dealing with something wrong.

What begins as a brutal fight for survival slowly unravels into a larger mystery about identity, faith, power, and the hidden structure beneath the world.

Expect: brutal fights, psychological horror, slow-burn mystery, power-system logic, tragedy, and very, very long-term recontextualisation.