Glass Prisoner

When the church's crown of thorns pierces the human soul, amidst the roar of mechanical prosthetics, a war concerning the survival of civilization quietly breaks out.​ In the acid rain of an abandoned city, a young man clings to his tampered childhood memories, searching for the truth while being strangled by the Inquisitor's chain blade and the swarm of nano-insects; in the culture chamber of the underground laboratory, the girl's genetic map blooms like a scarlet stamen, and each string of base pairs is rewriting the definition of human nature. The blade of black thorns cuts through the church's dome, and the rusty gears bite the shackles of divine power.​ The modified human beings beat freely with mechanical hearts, the clones awakened themselves in the nano-virus, and even the most elite inquisitors of the church became victims of genetic locks. In this land corroded by acid rain, technology and faith collide fiercely, and the blood of all resisters is paving the way for the final evolution of mankind. In the symphony of genetic spirals and nanocodes, humans finally see clearly:​ True freedom is to let steel learn to resist; the highest evolution is to tear apart the script of God.​ When the church's starships crush the sky, a group of rebels made of rusty bones are forging codes into swords - this time, they want to rewrite not only genes, but also the definition of civilization.