A Psychological Fiction Thriller
In a fractured society where truth has become a threat, a handful of souls refuse to die quietly. Elements follows those written off, broken down, or buried alive by time and system... yet somehow, they rise again: reinvented, dangerous, and deeply self-aware.
Each “Element” is more than a person; they are archetypes of survival:
Fire - rage and creation.
Water - memory and emotion.
Earth - endurance and loyalty.
Air - freedom and thought.
Their worlds collide in a city haunted by silence, where rebellion is a crime and remembrance is resistance.
Once called a “city of dreams,” Ashvale is now a metropolis of quiet ruin—
corporate-controlled, surveillance-heavy, drowning in synthetic peace.
The system doesn’t kill people; it numbs them. Everyone’s alive, but no one’s living.
The streets whisper of a project called The Eden Protocol—
an experiment to erase emotional memory in citizens “for their own stability.”
But something went wrong.
A handful of test subjects survived the purge,
fragments of their old selves still burning beneath the programming.
They are the Elements. Fire(rage and creation). Water(memory and emotion). Earth(endurance and loyalty. Air(freedom and thought).
Born between smoke, street grit, and silence,
Elements: No Funeral For The Living is an urban poetic fiction —
a lyrical rebellion for those who refuse to sleepwalk through survival.
For the OGs, the real thinkers, the free ones, and the outlaws of conformity.
The Core Conflict
When Nova intercepts data revealing that the Eden Protocol is about to go global, turning the entire human race into emotionless replicas — she reunites the surviving Elements to stop it. But they soon realize that the system isn’t just external.
It’s in them; in their memories, their fears, their addictions.
They must battle both the machine and their own ghosts to stay alive, and truly living.
Gone are the Days I Do Not Die.
Welcome to Elements: No Funeral For The Living.
Forward by Prof. E. B. Thing’s
Yes, I said “forward” — because this isn’t just an intro; it’s a push, a step ahead. And now, let us begin...
—Thywill Uche
Author, Days I Do Not Die
