The Chase Ryder Series: Complete Series: 1-3

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Laser-Guided Amnesia: Everyone who turns 21 loses all their memories. What causes this and why it happens are unknown, but it's become so ingrained in the city people treated it as an everyday occurrence. Chase himself underwent it two years ago, and Whyte Holiday from the Slums had her Day of Age a year ago. Unlike many of the City's inhabitants, however, she actually managed to retain some of her memories. Passes are valid after 9.30am Monday to Friday, and all day on Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays. Normal fares apply before 9.30am Monday to Friday. Little Bit Beastly: The beast-born, as their name implies, are a category of sub-humans with animalistic features. Yud, the first beast-born Chase meets, has an extra set of ears atop his head. Chase wakes up from a nightmare and went to Ryder's room. Ryder knows the perfect way to make Chase feel better. Series Driven by unwavering determination, she has steadily climbed the ladder of success, establishing herself as a thriving businesswoman and a highly sought-after model. Parents & Siblings

And the Adventure Continues: The end of the first book has Chase leave for the Quarters, hoping to use the pendant to activate an elevator that will take him to Uptown Sector Ryst and hunt down Trigg before he can start a war against the City. Even Evil Has Standards: The Regent is not happy to learn that Phase 2 of his and the doctor's plan will involve a very high death toll. Chase Ryder and the City of Lost Memories is a self-published novel series written by T.J. Howard, also known as by his online handle Sky Rig on FanFiction.Net and Sufficient Velocity.com.Chase Ryder is a renowned American model and actress who has achieved great acclaim for her exceptional performances in films, prestigious publications, and captivating advertising campaigns. Through her extraordinary talent and unwavering dedication, she has received numerous accolades, firmly establishing her as a highly coveted figure in the entertainment industry. Wham Episode: The last chapter shows the aftermath of the civil war and the set-up for Part 2: Revolution. Yud reveals to Whyte and Chase that the body Kyr found in Chapter 8 belongs to Trigg, who was on the receiving end of a Kill and Replace plot by the Regent and a doctor, the latter being the one to instigate the civil war in the first place as part of a test to see whether someone, implied to be either Yud or Chase, was up to snuff based on their "leadership ability" and that Phase 2 of the plan is about to begin. Chekhov's Gun: In Chapter 2, Chase discovers a pendant in the Councilman of Welfare's home, implied to be the "key" mentioned in the journal that will guide Chase to the way towards the Underground. The pendant also allows him to activate the machine-mechs and overwrite their commands, giving the resistance a potent and very powerful weapon against Trigg. Riddle for the Ages: The Day of Age causes anyone who turns 21 to lose all their memories. Why it happens and what causes it are entirely unknown. Chase is in no hurry to figure it out, nor does he care to since his goal is to find a way out of the City and to the Old World.

After the End: Implied. The floating citadel the book takes place in is called the "Last City" and "Last Bastion of Mankind", while the rest of the world is seemingly called the Old World.

Yud was a former member of the Snake Eyez, widely regarded in Sector Ryst as the worst gang in Downtown, having joined for protection after his brother was apprehended by the Guard. It did not take him long to realize exactly why they earned such a negative reputation and cut all ties with them, leaving for the Slums. Aerith and Bob: The cast has a mix of mundane names like Chase and Whyte, whereas other characters have more curious ones like Kyr and Yud. Future Imperfect: While the Last City is technologically advanced, having things such as synthetic flesh to replace skin damaged beyond repair and even nano-fibers to replicate muscle tissue, there's also the fact that the City's inhabitants all lose their memories at the age of 21. Dead Person Impersonation: The Big Bad is revealed not to be Trigg, but someone assuming his appearance and starting the war in the Slums. The group doesn't realize this until after they've identified the real Trigg's rotting corpse in Inztyl.

Not Using the "Z" Word: The animal-hybrid characters in the series are not referred to as "beastmen", "hybrids", or even "demi-humans" as they would in other fantasy settings. Instead, they're called "beast-born", though their apparent actual name is "Animan", a play on the words 'human' and 'animal'. He was trying to sleep, which failed miserably every night. Some nights, he was awake long after midnight and couldn't find rest. He would sigh and get out of bed again; and would go quietly into the kitchen to make himself some tea in hope that would help him.Happily Adopted: Although a full-grown adult when he met Gabe, Chase nonetheless considers the latter to be the closest thing he has to a Parental Substitute after having woken up with zero memories to his name. Straz's actions are unfortunately those of betrayal, casting aside the Wrench Crew in favor of his plans to take over all of Sector Ryst — the working-class district of the Last City. Chase narrowly escapes death and awakens in the Slums, the underbelly of the City and home to the beast-born, a group of humans with bestial features. Yud, one of the faction leaders of the Slums, offers to help Chase return to Sector Ryst in exchange for his help in finding Arlan the Revolutionary, a Hope Bringer among the beast-born aiming to give beast-born as much power as their fellow human-born. Unfortunately for Chase, his timing could not be worse as the Slums are about to be engulfed in the beginnings of a war. Fiery Redhead: Downplayed with Whyte. She has red hair, but she's not so gung-ho that she'll potentially risk her men and tribe in a fight.