In the new city of Babel, memory is currency and souls are commodities. The rich buy other people's good pasts, while the poor sell their own history to survive. Karl, a top "memory sculptor" who walks in the gray area, makes a living by tampering and forging memories, and has long seen through the hypocrisy and fragility of human nature.
A routine transaction made him accidentally touch a deeply buried ghost memory - it was a silent execution, a shocking conspiracy directed at the "Parliament" of the city's rulers. In an instant, he changed from hunter to prey, being hunted by the most ruthless "Silent One" in the Council. A mysterious woman named Laila came to the door, claiming that the memory belonged to her missing father, and forcibly dragged him into the whirlpool of resistance. **
From the neon lights and undercurrents of the downtown pipes to the splendid, hypocritical and empty palaces of the upper city, they must uncover the ultimate lie of this utopia built with memories before they are completely "silenced." However, the price of the truth is far heavier than they imagined. When only the naked truth remains on the ruins of memory, how will they define themselves, and who should they fight for?