20,000 years ago, survival meant strength, courage, and the will to kill. But one boy chose mercy over violence—and changed the course of human history. After failing his first kill, Keda is left for dead in the wilderness, broken and alone. With no tools, no tribe, and no hope, he must face the ice, the predators, and his own fears. Then he saves a wolf. Not for food. Not for glory. But because he could not look away from pain. Now, their fates are bound. Every choice could feed them—or starve them. Every step could lead home—or deeper into death. You decide: What does it mean to be human when the world only rewards beasts?