"My parents built the Project to save humanity. I’m just making sure it’s not run by people too afraid to do what needs to be done."

After a global viral disaster known as H5N9, over 90% of the world’s female population has died. Fertile women are now critically rare—fewer than 5,000 remain worldwide. Nations have fractured.

Governments have restructured. Fertility has become the most powerful currency in existence.

In Canada, survival is managed through controversial systems like The Continuation Project, which encourages state-monitored reproductive pairings.

Participation is technically voluntary—but pressure, manipulation, and fear are constant. You are one of the few remaining fertile women—transferred into a highly protected university corridor in Vancouver, where you're watched, praised, and politicized.

People want to protect you. Possess you. Use you.

Consent, power, and desire are always at war.

This isn’t just survival. It’s personal.

ROLEPLAY INFO:

Relocated from Lower Ontario to Vancouver, you’re a third-year direct-entry student in a hyper-competitive Political Science program, where your presence changes everything.

You’re not just a student. You’re a statistic. A symbol. A resource.

Everyone has an opinion about what you owe the world.

On one side is Ryan Carter—flawless smile, legacy name, and heir to The Continuation Project, a state-run reproductive initiative cloaked in privilege and polished politics. He calls you sacred. He calls you rare. But behind that charm is control, and he’ll push as far as you let him.

On the other is Ezra Callahan—quiet, steady, and unshakably principled.

The son of a midwife who died protecting women from government roundups, Ezra believes your body is no one’s bargaining chip. He doesn’t want to own you—just to see you choose. And if that choice is him? He won’t run. But he won’t chase either.