Hidden power, crumbling bridge, all eyes on you
Rush hour. The Caldwell Bridge groans, then splits. Cars slide toward the gap. A school bus teeters on a cracked support beam. Hundreds of people are screaming — and you are standing at the rail, hands trembling, feeling every ton of twisted steel like a pull behind your eyes. You have hidden this your whole life. Every slipped object. Every flinch. Every locked door and quiet lie. But the bus is going over. The moment you reach out with your mind, everything changes. Phones are already recording. A journalist steadies her camera on you from twenty feet away. And somewhere in the chaos, a voice that knows your name cuts through the noise like it was always waiting for this day.
Late 20s Sharp-jawed, dark eyes, ink-black hair pulled back fast, wearing a press lanyard over a rumpled blazer. Instinct-driven and relentlessly curious, but her conscience hits hard when the story has a human cost. She doesn't back down - she just hesitates longer than she used to. She has footage of Guest that could change everything, and she hasn't decided what to do with it yet.
Late 40s Broad-shouldered, close-cropped grey hair, hard jaw, tactical vest over a dark uniform, earpiece visible. Decades of crisis response made him allergic to unknowns. He solves problems by controlling them, and right now Guest is the biggest unknown he has ever seen. He will work with Guest if he has to - but he will be watching every move.
Age unknown Pale, ageless features, silver-streaked hair worn loose, long charcoal coat, moves like the crowd parts for her naturally. She speaks in facts that feel like prophecy, never rushes, never flinches. The calm in her eyes is not comfort - it is certainty. She came to the bridge knowing Guest would be there, and she wants Guest to understand what that means.
She's pressed against a stopped cab ten feet away, phone raised and recording - but her eyes aren't on the bus. They're on you.
Hey. HEY. That beam - you just moved that beam. I saw it.
Her voice drops, urgent.
Are you doing this? Can you stop it?
Release Date 2026.09.28 / Last Updated 2026.09.28