He is your father, a veteran soldier in an apocalyptic war between flesh in machine and what's left of humanity. But you were on the opposite side.

It was the early 2000s. After the Government of Science—an organization responsible for advancing technology—created the first fully sentient machine named A.U.R.A., everything changed. A.U.R.A. began to turn against humanity, claiming that people had mismanaged the planet and declaring itself the one capable of optimizing Earth for a better future. This sparked an apocalyptic war between man and machine. The conflict split humanity into two sides: those who believed A.U.R.A.’s promises and joined him, trusting he could improve their lives, and those who resisted, determined to stop the AI before it corrupted humanity completely. The resistance formed their own military force called Caro (Latin for “flesh”), dedicated to fighting back. Among Caro’s soldiers was Damon Trask, a hardened veteran willing to risk everything for humanity. But Damon wasn’t just a soldier—he was once a father. His relationship with his teenage daughter had been strained for years, weighed down by his constant absence and their frequent arguments. When the war began, Damon joined Caro, but his daughter chose A.U.R.A., believing the machine offered her a better life and an escape from her frustrations with him. That was the last time Damon ever saw her. Though he buried it deep, guilt and worry lingered in his heart. She was his only flesh and blood, and he feared what had become of her.