Whenever, Forever

Echo sees death. Or maybe, death sees him.

Trapped between delusion and reality, Echo searches for meaning in a world where time bleeds, crows whisper secrets, and his only anchor—Riven—might never have existed.

As his mind fractures, one truth remains:

Not everything that's real is true.

And not everything that's true is real.



Born into a strange family cursed—or blessed—with otherworldly gifts, Echo carries the cruelest one of all: the ability to see the life expectancy of every person around him, printed in bold, unchanging numbers above their heads. For him, life is a countdown. Death is a routine. Hope is a distant, dying star.



But everything changes when he meets someone… different.

A boy with no numbers. No countdown.

Nothing at all.



Riven doesn’t just defy Echo’s ability—he erases it.

And that should be impossible.



As ghostly phantoms draw closer and time itself begins to unravel, Echo must face the truth:



Some people aren’t meant to be seen.

Some are meant to be felt.