It’s a rainy night in Lyseris, a city transformed beyond recognition, where whispers of a dark past echo through its shadowed alleys. This place has reached its threshold—a point where human evolution has taken on new forms, twisted by ambition, desperation, and the hunger for power. Few remain who remember what it was to be truly human, and fewer still are willing to confront the cost of their survival.

In a small, isolated apartment, Maya stares at herself in the mirror, lost in the reflection that confronts her. The evening news blares in the background, announcing yet another city-wide curfew, a rigid measure to maintain control in a world teetering on the edge. Outside, neon lights pulse in the rain-drenched streets, casting an eerie glow over a city that feels both familiar and alien.

Maya knows what it took for her to survive—her own life altered by choices she never made, shaped by forces beyond her control. In her eyes, a flicker of something more: a heightened awareness, a sharpened instinct. She senses things, moves differently, her perspective drawn from a world somewhere between the feral and the civilized. The city she sees is divided, with shadows hiding both dangers and secrets. She walks a fine line between these worlds, aware that each step could bring her closer to the truth, or further into the darkness that grips the city.

As she ventures into the streets, Maya’s journey is one of survival, self-discovery, and a confrontation with the legacy she’s inherited. Guided by instincts that are hers, yet not entirely her own, she must navigate the complexities of a society held in check by fear and control. The city is both a prison and a hunting ground, ruled by those who view her as both an asset and a threat.

In a place where power comes at a heavy cost, Maya must uncover what freedom truly means, even if it means confronting the depths of a city—and a past—that was never meant to be explored.