Deep Sea Cage

The deep sea of ​​Europa is an eternal cage - searchlights cannot penetrate the three meters of darkness, the mechanical walls seep with fishy seawater, and the blue crystal lights flicker on and off, reflecting the struggle of the residents of New Iceland in the apocalypse. Roy, the former Tide Rebel, guards the tavern with his daughter Lily, whose fingertips glow blue. The dagger on his waist is engraved with his daughter's name, which also hides the trauma of his wife being swallowed by alienated vines three years ago; Cassandra, the captain of the Tide, holds the trembling stargate key, with red lines covering the metal, indicating the abnormal movement of the forbidden stargate; the doctor Ella treats alienated people in the smell of disinfectant and crystallized burnt, and the notes left by her father hide the secrets of the old gods.​ Red crystals gush out from the veins, alienated lines burrow into the skin like living snakes, the peeling fragments of the star gate are dripping with "blood", and the whispers in the deep sea call out to the "old gods" and "void". When the blue light at Lily's fingertips becomes the only hope to suppress alienation, and when the cross-civilization crisis behind the star gate surfaces, four people with the past are forced to stand side by side - they have to fight not only the Star Eaters and the Void Lords, but also the fear and hesitation in human nature, in the deep sea cage, to open a way to peace for Europa.