Reincarnation Eventually

When the spire of the castle pierces the clouds, you become its prey. Four figures fell into this living castle - it uses time and space as a prison and "rules" as a blade, turning every era into a purgatory that swallows belief. Deep in the silver mines of the Middle Ages, the Holy See poured poisonous water with lies, and the people held the "ashes of saints" as if they were treasures; in the factories with roaring steam gears, capital and machinery weaved more sophisticated shackles; in the neon-broken cyber city, data chains strangled every glimmer of humanity... There is no eternal justice here, only eternal alienation - nobles, civilians, and even the rebels themselves have become the gears that maintain this cruel order. They are the chosen prisoners: the gambler catches a glimpse of life in the conspiracy, the scholar cracks the curse of the castle in his palm, the doctor captures the truth in the torrent of data, and the reckless man grasps the rusty revolver and asks in reincarnation again and again: "Are we resisting the rules, or the man-eating world itself?" The castle is devouring. Every collapse of faith brings it closer to "wholeness." The protagonist group discovered that every time they tried to break free, they seemed to... Push the castle towards an unspeakable end point.