CONCEPT
 

In a distant future, after a catastrophe has reshaped the fragile relationship between humankind and nature, the world is divided. Fire, the source of warmth, knowledge and power, is controlled by a privileged few, protected as a symbol of authority and survival.

In this world, the ancient myth of Prometheus is reborn in a new form: what has the power to save many cannot remain the guarded privilege of one tribe, nor the instrument of control in the hands of those who rule.

Ayla is the young heir to a kingdom built on tradition, duty and fear. Destined to become queen, she is expected to preserve the order she was born into. Instead, she begins to question the beliefs that have governed her people for generations.
As tensions rise and old certainties begin to crumble, Ayla finds herself caught between loyalty and conscience, between the expectations of her mother, Queen Tonah, and her own vision for the future.
Their relationship lies at the heart of the story: two powerful women, bound by love yet divided by profoundly different ideas of leadership, responsibility and change.

In a world where survival depends on control, Ayla dares to imagine something different.
More than a story of survival, AYLA is a story about power, legacy, family and the courage to challenge a system built on fear.
Because when the future of an entire world is at stake, one question remains: who has the right to possess what could save us. ​​