Delta: She Reboots Asara in Nuclear Fallout

[Operation Delta Fans｜Overhead International Lines｜Hardcore Science Fiction｜Two Female Leads Slowly Heat] After completing her studies in Moscow, nuclear safety engineer Salma Bahar returned to Assara, where she had been away for two years. The war is over, but the nuclear fallout has never really dispersed. She thought her mission was just to restart Dam Zero. But Havker took away the key information and blocked the highest authority; ERIAS, which still operated according to the old rules, continued to decide which lines would get power and which areas of the city would turn off the lights first. When the net goes down and Bakshi is disconnected from the outside world, Salma meets doctor Lena Vandermeer at the General Hospital. One makes the machine run again, and the other lets the injured live until tomorrow. They went from testing each other to shouldering the responsibility side by side, and their trust also crossed the boundaries of the task. But when GTI reaches out to Lina, Salma must decide: Does trusting a person also mean trusting the organization behind her? Lina must also decide whether to accept the code name "Butterfly" - not to be someone's tool, but to choose the person she wants to protect. The Mandel Brick reappeared, the names of the missing persons were erased from the files, and anomalies under the AZ3 sarcophagus gradually emerged. Hafk, GTI, local armed forces and the forces hidden behind the international order all want to decide the future for Asara. What Salma ultimately wants to restart was never just a dam, but Asara's right to decide where the water flows, who the power lights up, whose names are recorded, and whose future belongs to them. This is a fan derivative work based on the world view of "Operation Delta" and integrated into the TFR-style fictional international background.