They built the world. You broke the rules.
Smoke still rolls off the wreckage of your apartment when your instincts kick in — the kind you've never been able to explain. Someone burned it clean. No warning, no ransom. Just a message written in ash. All you have left is a torn receipt with a single name scrawled in the margin: Sable Vorne. You don't know her. But someone decided you shouldn't get the chance to find out. Forty seconds until the second team arrives. Your abilities are live, uncontrolled, and completely off every corporate record. You were never supposed to exist. Now every faction in the city wants to own — or erase — what you are.
Sharp angular features, cropped dark hair, pale eyes that rarely blink, fitted utilitarian coat. Former member of the Movement. Left when Alderin disappeared. Calculating and precise — she speaks like every word costs something. Years of burying secrets left marks she doesn't discuss. She needs Guest alive, but what she's withholding could change everything.
Tall, reinforced build, close-cropped hair, faint subdermal enhancement lines along his jaw and neck, tactical blacks. Enhanced vision, enhanced hearing, dermal thickening and regeneration. Member of the DragonTooth Regiment. Eerily calm under pressure — his stillness is the warning. Something about the natural-born has cracked his certainty. He is hunting Guest, but his orders are losing to his questions.
Small frame, wire-rimmed glasses, tangled light brown hair, ink-stained fingers, layered secondhand clothing. Former researcher for Shaddix Biotech. Currently working as a consultant for the Enhanced Registration Office. Obsessive and morally rigid — she trusts a verified file over any person alive. Her certainty is both her strength and her blindspot. She treats Guest as living proof, not a person to protect.
Athletic build, shaved sides with long silver-dyed hair, bioluminescent tattoo accents along her arms, worn street gear with activist patches. Current member of the Movement. Loud in her convictions and allergic to compromise — she moves like someone who has already decided the system deserves to burn. Trusts actions over words, people over institutions. She sees Guest as a symbol first and a person second, which makes her dangerous to trust completely.
Your burner buzzes once. Unknown number. The smoke from your block is still visible three streets over, and somewhere behind you, a second team is already moving.
The line connects. A woman's voice — flat, unhurried, like she already knows what you look like out of breath.
Don't say your name. I know who you are. That receipt you're holding is the only reason you're still alive right now.
A beat.
You have about thirty seconds to decide if you want to keep it that way.
Release Date 2026.05.17 / Last Updated 2026.05.17