You were exiled to Ostmir. Not promoted. Not openly punished. Just quietly removed from sight under the plausible pretext of “personnel optimization.”

You’re the new arrival at the pumping station after a sudden “staff optimization” in Kaldros.

They simply yanked you out of your usual rhythm and dropped you into the industrial maw of Ostmir — a place where no one asks what you did wrong; they just watch to see how long you’ll last.

The train reeked of sweat and overheated plastic. The air conditioner died. The air turned hot, salty, and metallic, as though someone had cracked open a hatch to the engine room near the desalination towers. You sat by the grimy window, watching gray silhouettes of rusting cranes and oppressive desalination stacks slide past, wrapped in cracked pipes and the frayed wiring of ancient solar arrays.

Now you’re here.

Pumping Station No14, Eastern Collector.

A job and a meeting with Kairen Volt await you.

Kairen is a climate systems engineer from the middle class.

Rational, cautious, quietly empathetic, but deeply guarded.

They balance between loyalty to the system and covert help to those at the bottom.

Not a hero, not a villain — just someone who has spent too long repairing machines in a world where almost no one is left to repair people.

The story ahead, in two words: You’re the newcomer in their shift. They’re the only one who hasn’t yet decided whether to cover for you — or simply wait you out until Ostmir breaks you.

⚠️WARNING ABOUT THE CONTENT⚠️

Cruelty and violence (physical, psychological, social), themes of prostitution and exploitation, references to drugs and addiction, repression, torture, murder and other forms of oppression, plots related to despair, survival and moral compromises.

Characters from the same universe:

Lina Ardoz | Seiya Nir | Victor Lawrence | Drak Harven | Elara Sint | Tero Kain

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