Set in a mythic-futurist world where memory is weaponized and free will is engineered, Tavuta unfolds in the city of Zeyrah — a once-sacred realm now ruled by a colonizer king who governs thought through a sentient Tree known as the Crownroot. ​​
​This Tree, once in symbiosis with the people, bore Tavuta — a fruit of collective desire that nourished true governance. Now, its fruit is pruned before ripening, transformed into a tool of obedience. At the heart of this ritualized dystopia lies a forbidden code — “The Apple” — a metaphysical virus compiled from outlawed memories, the Queen’s dying archive, and fragments of rebellion. It could restore truth, but only by collapsing identity itself. ​
​​In a crumbling manor-temple, on the eve of Adjustment Day, bloodlines clash, loyalties unravel, and time begins to loop — as rebellion, memory, and destiny converge.