The Keeper of Scrolls: Stories that Resurface

The scrolls were never meant to be read again. They were hidden to survive time, not to challenge it.
In a forgotten archive tucked behind temples and crumbling walls, one keeper is tasked with preservation, not interpretation. His duty is simple: protect the records, repair the damage of age, and never question why certain histories were sealed away. But as neglected scrolls begin to surface—some damaged, some deliberately altered—it becomes impossible to ignore the patterns they reveal.
Each recovered text tells more than a story. It exposes erased names, rewritten events, and truths carefully buried to protect power. As the keeper reads deeper, he realizes history was not lost by accident; it was curated. The past that resurfaces threatens the legitimacy of rulers, the purity of tradition, and the safety of those still living under its influence.
The narrative moves between the moment of discovery and the time the scrolls were first written, allowing voices separated by centuries to speak again. Memory becomes resistance, and preservation turns into defiance.
The Keeper of Scrolls is a novel about history’s return—quiet, persistent, and dangerous—proving that what is written can wait patiently for the right moment to be remembered.