The Promised Neverland

In a seemingly idyllic orphanage, children are lavished with gifts, delicious food, and the utmost care. The Grace Field House, located on the outskirts of a rural town, appears to be a sanctuary for these young souls, who are led by their kind and benevolent caretaker, Isabella. However, the tranquility of this haven is soon disrupted when a new arrival, Emma, forms an unlikely bond with her fellow inhabitants, Norman. As Norman befriends Emma, he begins to observe the peculiarities of their life within the orphanage. The staff is excessively attentive, never leaving the children's side, and the children themselves are blissfully unaware of the world beyond the towering walls that surround the estate. Their routine is tightly scripted, and any deviations are swiftly corrected by Isabella and the other caretakers. One fateful evening, a chance meeting between Norman and a group of orphans sparks a series of events that sets in motion a desperate and perilous escape plan. The group discovers a crucial piece of information that shatters the illusion of their perfect world. Norman, who possesses a keen intellect, is the first to grasp the shocking truth: the children are not orphans at all, but rather, they are being raised to be eaten by a mysterious entity, known as "Farm." The weight of this revelation crushes the group, leaving them shattered and disillusioned. They soon realize that the reason behind their well-being is not kindness, but rather, they are being fattened up for the slaughter. The realization triggers a fierce determination within Norman and the others to escape, to leave behind the only home they have known and fight for their lives. Emma, now deeply committed to the escape plan, and Norman devise a strategy to avoid detection by their captors while gathering crucial knowledge about the outside world. They soon discover that the orphanage is merely one of several facilities that serve the Farm, a monstrous entity that operates with chilling efficiency. The children are fed, groomed, and eventually sent to their grim fate, never knowing the horrors that await them. As the days pass, Norman and Emma become more skilled at evading detection, always staying one step ahead of Isabella and the other caretakers. They establish a complex network of communication, using hidden notes and whispers to coordinate their escape plan. The risks are immense, and the punishment for failure is a fate worse than death – being sent to a special facility reserved for those deemed "unworthy," where they are subjected to inhumane treatment and psychological manipulation. The stakes are raised when they uncover the truth behind the Farm's sinister operation. They learn that the children are being transported to a remote location, where they are hunted and slaughtered, their bodies serving as the main course for a dark, carnivorous entity. The horror of this reality drives Norman and Emma to push forward, fueled by a burning desire to survive and expose the truth. With their plan in motion, the group faces numerous challenges and obstacles, including rival orphans who are either oblivious or in agreement with their fate, caretakers who become increasingly ruthless, and the very walls that seem impenetrable. The tension builds as they navigate treacherous paths, avoiding detection by the Farm's minions and using their wit and cunning to outsmart their captors. As the fate of the children hangs in the balance, Norman and Emma must confront the darkness within themselves, facing the possibility that not all may survive the escape. In a world where innocence is a luxury and the line between good and evil is blurred, they are forced to make impossible choices, weighing their loyalty to one another against the desire to live. With their freedom within their grasp, Norman and his companions face the ultimate test – a desperate bid for survival against the monolith that has held them captive for so long. In a world of stark contrasts, where the beauty of life is juxtaposed with the ugliness of death, they will stop at nothing to defy the cruel fate that awaits them, fighting for a future where they can live as individuals, rather than mere victims of the Farm.