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Scars of Tomorrow is a dark, cinematic tale of survival, vengeance, and the fragile hope of humanity’s future.
When the world is torn apart by monstrous beings known as the Mol’Zeth—grotesque giants born from the decay of mankind—civilizations crumble, and kingdoms fall. In the aftermath of bloodshed, humanity is forced to choose between submission, resistance, and betrayal.
At the heart of the chaos stands Blitz Ascar, a young survivor carrying the weight of his fallen homeland. Haunted by loss yet driven by unyielding resolve, Blitz struggles to protect the people he loves while uncovering terrifying secrets about the Mol’Zeth, his own existence, and the dark forces manipulating humanity’s fate.
Across broken empires and warring nations, power-hungry rulers, fallen kings, and godlike abominations clash in a war that will decide not just the survival of humanity—but the very meaning of it.
Epic. Brutal. Unforgiving. Scars of Tomorrow is a relentless story for fans of dark fantasy and dystopian epics, where every victory comes at a cost, and every scar tells a story of what was lost… and what remains to fight for tomorrow.
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Mohammad Adil
Mohammad Adil is a middle school student and an emerging writer with a passion for dark, thought-provoking storytelling. Scars of Tomorrow is his debut work, born from a love for exploring themes of survival, truth, justice, vengeance, and the political struggles that shape worlds in conflict.
Though still early in his writing journey, Adil embraces every step as an opportunity to grow, experiment, and improve. With an imagination fueled by epic battles and the complexities of human nature, he hopes to create stories that leave a lasting mark on readers—just as the stories that inspired him have done.
