Power is poison, and betrayal is the antidote
In the near future, across parallel dimensions, three great conglomerates carve up the world.
Blackstone Energy forges an energy empire from veins of black crystal, with the bones of millions of miners buried beneath its mines;
Mirror Sea Tech uses brain-computer chips to control human thought, imprisoning the last traces of freedom in data cages;
Ash Medical reaps lives with viruses and cures, while ambitions for genetic modification churn in the depths of its poisonous fog.
Even the lowliest can devour an elephant.
Investigative reporter Mo Ying disguises himself after a disfiguring operation and infiltrates a mining zone, seeking only to uncover the truth behind his younger brother's brutal death;
Mirror Sea engineer Chi Ya is forced to write surveillance software, but hides a virus code inside his daughter's prison of consciousness;
Virus survivor Ash holds the antibodies in his hands and hunts the conglomerates' elite under the guise of a pharmacist.
This is a game where every player is a villain.
Lin An blows up the mine and frames the resistance, but in the dead of night, visions of his deceased younger brother drive him to the edge of collapse;
Bai Ming uses AI to fake footage of a massacre, only to be attacked by an AI program left behind by her dead husband;
Jing Hai unleashes a virus to cleanse the world, but his only daughter's antibodies strike at his weak spot.
As the black crystal veins ignite, AI takes control of the weapons, and the virus devours the city
When power finally collapses, the survivors are not saints, but the most unscrupulous gamblers.
“Your scar is etched into history; my mask cannot fool myself.”
In this high-stakes gamble with human nature as the wager, dare you place your bet?
