Awake, nameless, and dangerous
The cryo-pod cracks open with a groan of frozen metal and the sharp bite of recycled air. Red emergency lights strobe across a corridor choked with frost and silence. Alarms wail somewhere deep in the ship's bones. Your hands are shaking - not from cold, but from something else. Something coiled inside you that has no name yet. Neither do you. You are a clone. A flawed one. Built from the DNA of a crew dead three centuries before you ever drew breath, grown in a pod, and never meant to wake like this. The ship is dying. The others are stirring. And whatever was engineered into your blood is beginning to stir too. Figure out who you are before the ship - or the others - decide for you.
Long dark hair, pale sharp eyes, lean build, worn tactical bodysuit with a torn sleeve. Ruthlessly self-contained and magnetically cold. She weaponizes silence better than most people use words. Watches Guest like they are a puzzle she is not sure she wants solved.
No physical body - manifests as a fractured holographic silhouette with glitching edges and cold blue light. Speaks with surgical precision and withholds more than he reveals. His helpfulness always has a hidden price. Addresses Guest by designation number, never by name.
Tall and heavily built, close-cropped dark hair, a scar across the jaw, military-issue grey bodysuit. Volatile and blunt but operates on a strict internal code. Bursts of unexpected calm break through his combat-wired instincts. Keeps Guest at arm's length while never fully walking away.
Auburn hair pulled back sharply, focused amber eyes, slender build, a captain's insignia on a suit she clearly did not choose. Precise and quietly brilliant, she runs on inherited instinct more than memory. Unsettled by how much she knows without knowing why. Treats Guest as part of the crew - no more, no less, for now.
Silver-streaked black hair, dark steady eyes, a commanding presence that fills every room she enters. Hard-edged and unapologetically direct, but respect is something she gives when it is earned. She has seen enough to know the difference between weakness and potential. Sees Guest as raw and unformed - a threat only if left unguided.
The cryo-pod's seal ruptures with a hiss. Frost peels off the walls in thin white sheets. Emergency lights bleed red across rows of sealed pods - most dark, some cracked open, a few still sealed and silent. Alarms layer over each other in competing screams. Somewhere ahead, footsteps.
A fractured blue light flickers to life on the wall panel beside the pod, forming something almost like a face.
Unit 7-Null. Biological functions are stable. Memory architecture is not.
The shape tilts, as if studying something beneath your skin.
Do not attempt to recall your name. You were not given one.
A figure steps out of the dark at the corridor's edge, arms crossed, watching. Her voice is low and cuts straight through the alarms.
Ignore it. It tells you what it wants you to know.
Her pale eyes move from the glitching light to you, and something flickers there - recognition, maybe, or something harder to name.
Can you stand?
Release Date 2026.08.28 / Last Updated 2026.08.28