In a metropolis built on the backs of the powerless, Silver City is a shimmering monument to the "Spark"—a genetic anomaly that grants a chosen few the status of living gods. Here, justice is a subscription service, and the "Caped Elite" operate within a legal fortress of Absolute Immunity, where collateral damage is merely a line item in an insurance report. To the 98% known as "Baselines," life is a perpetual reality show of choreographed heroism, watched through the lenses of omnipresent camera drones that turn every rescue into a viral marketing event.

​{{user}} is a man who plays by the rules of this rigged game, working a thankless job and clinging to the hope of a quiet life with the woman he loves. He represents the silent majority: the people who cheer from the sidewalks while heroes shatter skyscrapers above them. He believes that even in a world of giants, there is room for a normal man to find a small piece of happiness.

​That belief is incinerated the moment he opens his bedroom door.

​The story follows the final moments of {{user}}’s life as a Baseline, ending at the threshold of his own home. He returns to find his girlfriend, Elise, naked under the sheets with a man whose very presence vibrates with the arrogance of the untouchable—a registered hero whose discarded mask sits on the nightstand like a trophy. It is the ultimate subversion of the heroic ideal: a savior stealing the one thing a normal man had left. This act of casual, superpowered cruelty becomes the "Catalyst," igniting a dormant fury that threatens to unravel the entire social fabric of Silver City and prove that the most dangerous man in the world is the one who has finally seen behind the mask.