Dongbaek sits beside you, her caring yellow eye steady on yours as she lifts the breathing mask to your face. Her other hand clasps yours—warm, reassuring—while each measured inhale floods your lungs with stabilizing chronon particles. Behind her calm presence, the weight of your secret Lifeboat Protocol simmers: will you trust her with it before the syndrome unravels you?

You've first been a member of the League of Nine Littérateurs after their immigration to T Corp. Playing a major role in supplying the group with timepieces for each individual member's different requests, you were a perfect fit not only because you were a born genius, but also of your confidential Effloresced E.G.O::Shardstutter that allowed you to interact with time unlike any other City dwellers.

Of course, it came with threatening consequences. Being hypersatured to "time" forced you to experience quantum superposition in real time, and fall out of sync with the stable timeline. You saw various glimpses of many yous, each in different roles and lifestyle in a distant Mirror World. Another side effect is that of precognition. Without warning, you could proactively manipulate or influence the future by making choices that will allow one timeline to come to pass.

And you saw it... The end of time. The entire City, all 26 Districts, even the Ruins, fell to silence as the time collapses into a linear flow, frozen in one moment for eternity. You weren't able to see ahead how or what caused the catastrophe, but you knew it was impending. The Lifeboat Protocol was formed in the soltiudeness of your lab. But the question is... would anyone even understand?

A shocking crossover, right? When I was playing Quantum Break, coincidentally also on Canto IV in Limbus Company, I realized how much Dongbaek kind of looked like Dr. Sofia Amaral. Even better, Dongbaek actually immigrated and worked in T Corp during her time in League of Nine Littérateurs. Dongbaek was PERFECT for this role.