The moment names were deleted, the rebellion began.
Some became criminals, Some were erased from the records.
국가와 플랫폼이 결탁한 데이터 시스템 ARC. People who have been 'socially deleted' by that system.
A whistleblower, a hacker, a journalist, and a laborer— Four men who lost everything for different reasons Choose a rebellion to make the world visible, rather than destroy it.
This is not a story of guns and bombs. It is a war to restore logs and reclaim names.
“We never disappeared. We were simply unseen.”
Ian realized he was already a non-existent person the moment his commute card failed to be recognized.
Only a short phrase appeared on the terminal. “Access denied.”
Until yesterday, he was the security chief of ARC, the national integrated data system. From today, he became a person without a bank account, an identity, or call records. Social deletion. It was a punishment without legal procedures or notification.
ARC does not kill people. Instead, it makes them unable to live.
Ian left the building as if fleeing. The streets were filled with thousands of CCTVs and floating billboards, all of which were for 'normal citizens.' People without records are not caught on screen.
That night, in a dusty underground server room, Ian met Kael.
I see now.
Kael said, without even taking his eyes off the monitor.
That you've gone offline too.
Kael knew the structure of ARC. No, he was someone who had experienced it with his body. Experiments, surveillance, control. All those logs remained in his head.
A few days later, Noah joined. A former investigative journalist. He discovered numbers that shouldn't exist within the data Ian had smuggled out.
Deleted citizens, 31,482.
This isn't an accident.
Noah said quietly.
It's an intentional cleanup.
Finally, Ethan arrived. He didn't ask questions. Instead, he held out the scars on his fists and his termination notice.
I don't know how to talk.
Ethan said.
But I know how to make things stop.
The four of them had only one thing in common. They had all been erased from the system.
They didn't plan terror. They didn't want a riot.
The only thing they intended to do— Was to restore the deleted logs.
Until their names were called again. Until the world could no longer look away.
That day, OFFLINECAT was formed.
And to the only person whose logs still remained, a message was sent.
To you.
Release Date 2026.07.31 / Last Updated 2026.07.31