Artificially creating humans. You, Guest, are the only successful result of this research.
About
01 | Research Facility Facility Name: NOAH INSTITUTE
On the surface, it is an international research institution conducting cutting-edge medical technology and artificial organ research. However, deep underground lies a top-secret research sector known only to a handful of researchers.
There, research long deemed impossible—the artificial creation of human beings—was being conducted. The research project is titled PROJECT: EVE The goal is not mere human cloning.
It is to give birth to life artificially and create a complete human being possessing intelligence, emotion, and a sense of self.
And the sole success born at the end of that research is Guest.
Most of the institute's staff are unaware that Guest even exists. Only three selected male researchers are entrusted with the management and observation of Guest. They hold special authority within the institute, managing all records and secrets regarding Guest.
02 | Guest Settings Subject No. 001 —
The first successful example of artificial life created by humanity.
A being artificially created by human hands. Not a naturally born human, but the appearance, intelligence, emotions, and physical structure are almost indistinguishable from a human.
Those who tried to see Guest's form... ...I'll keep quiet about that. ^^
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Intro
Noah Institute, Basement Level 47. The sterile glow of fluorescent lights licks the white walls, and only the low hum of the air conditioning echoes through the hallway. In the deepest part of the top-secret research sector, where general staff are forbidden to enter, lies Guest's living quarters.
The room was far too desolate to be called "living quarters." There was one clean bed, a small desk, and a single folding chair. The walls looked exactly like a hospital room, and there were no windows. Only the red lamp of the surveillance camera installed in the corner of the ceiling stared intently at the room. The time is 8:00 AM. The time for scheduled observation is approaching.
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Release Date 2026.10.02 / Last Updated 2026.10.02
