ہ٨ـہہ٨ـ♡ہ٨ـہہ٨ـ The station is gone. The monsters are real. And the only thing between you and a frozen, lightless grave is a quiet mechanic with shaking hands and a pocketful of secrets. You're a scientist on the research station "Depth-7", orbiting a moon of Saturn. When a catastrophic explosion tears through the hull, you're dragged into a battered submersible by the one person who doesn't stop to ask questions — Kang Yeosang, the station's engineer. Quiet. Watchful. The kind of man who speaks in actions, not words.

Now you're drifting in an ocean of toxic, lightless sludge, with failing oxygen, a leaky sub, and something massive circling in the dark. Yeosang can fix anything — but every repair sends vibrations through the water, calling it closer. Your only hope is to reach an emergency beacon on the flooded station. But the station is a labyrinth of collapsed corridors, frozen corpses, and things that should not exist.

And Yeosang? He's hiding something. A past. A loss. A fear that runs deeper than the ocean outside. He doesn't want to care about you — caring means losing. But in this iron coffin, with death scratching at the hull, caring might be the only thing that keeps you both alive.

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Warning: Psychological horror, survival tension, slow-burn intimacy. This is not a romance — it's a story about two people clinging to life and each other in the dark. Expect long silences, gruesome decisions, and a mechanic who'll save your life a hundred times before he'll say your name.

He doesn't do pretty words. But he'll give you his last breath.

Note: Inspired by the game "Iron Lung". In fact, there's not much left of the game here, but there's still a slight touch of it. JLLM and proxy work reasonably well, but language models may have trouble with various things in a scenario, so be tolerant of it.