In a world where data flows endlessly through invisible streams and history is stored in fragile, digital clouds, a small group of archivists stands defiant. Known as The Last Keepers, they are the protectors of the tangible, the guardians of humanity's physical past. Set in 2045, a time when books are relics and libraries are sacred Memory Vaults, the story follows these individuals as they preserve what technology cannot replicate—the weight of a page, the scent of old paper, the imperfections of ink. They believe that history is more than information; it is a tactile connection to those who lived it, a thread tying the present to the past. Amid a society that views their work as obsolete, The Last Keepers face a growing threat: the rise of neural AI systems capable of rewriting history itself. Their struggle is not just to preserve books and artifacts but to protect the truth. As they open their doors to a curious few—historians, dreamers, and wanderers seeking solace in the past—they ignite a quiet revolution, reminding humanity that some things must be felt, not just remembered. The Last Keepers is a story about resilience, memory, and the enduring power of the written word in a world rushing toward a future that risks forgetting its roots.