In the trilogy’s final volume, the world has been transformed. The Third World War and a mysterious natural phenomenon known as the Tedious Tide have submerged what once was. Land is a fading memory, and the remnants of humanity drift across a boundless ocean. Technology has decayed into myth. Civilizations have adapted to waterborne life, guided more by intuition and rhythm than infrastructure and code.

Ebb and Flow is a story about transformation and resilience. As humans adapt to this new, fluid existence, they must rediscover how to build meaning, memory and belonging in a world that no longer resembles the one they lost. Once the struggle to survive against the vast forces of nature becomes humanity’s primary focus, the wars of the past dissolve into irrelevance.