The Last Songbird

In a distant future, the Earth has grown eerily quiet. A mysterious event called "The Hush" has stolen sound from the world—no whispers, no laughter, no music. Cities are now silent ruins, and humanity lives in isolation, communicating through gestures and written words.

Amara, a young girl with a gift for drawing, discovers a bird unlike any she's ever seen. The creature, small and fragile, emits faint, melodic chirps. It's the first sound she's heard in her entire life. Intrigued and terrified, Amara hides the bird from her family, fearing it might be taken away or destroyed by the Council, a strict governing body that enforces silence.

The bird's song begins to unlock something within Amara—memories of melodies her ancestors once sang. Determined to protect the bird and learn more about its origins, Amara embarks on a journey through abandoned cities, encountering others who remember fragments of sound and music. Along the way, she uncovers secrets about "The Hush" and its connection to humanity's choices.

As Amara pieces together the lost history of music, she discovers that the bird is not just a remnant of the past but a key to restoring sound to the world. But to succeed, she must challenge the Council and awaken a collective memory long buried.

In the end, Amara faces a choice: live in safety within the silent world or risk everything to bring back the music that once defined humanity's soul.