In a desert forgotten by time, a city awaits. It's nowhere on any map. It doesn't exist in history. Its name is whispered only in dreams and the desert wind: Oresia. A place where no one dies... but no one leaves. When Samer, a young traveler in search of truth, follows the legend to its source, he brings with him the only weapon against the city's strange curse—a tiny mirror, said to preserve memory. In Oresia, the danger isn't death, but oblivion. One by one, memories fade. Names disappear. Selfhood is quietly erased. Amid the silent streets and wandering shadows, Samer encounters souls who've forgotten themselves—gentle and tragic remnants of those who came before them. Among them is a smiling soul with a mirror of her own, who holds the secret to why he was truly summoned there. Surviving Oresia is about remembering. But to save it... Samer must forget the way home. The Keeper of Oresia is a lyrical story about memory, identity, and sacrifice—perfect for readers who believe that even the most forgotten soul deserves to be remembered.