The world, as it once was, no longer exists. A little over ten years ago, a war began that didn’t just divide nations—it shattered entire continents. Technologies once praised as progress became weapons, among them the androids: engineered to serve, to fight, to win. In the end, no one won. Three years ago, the large-scale battles faded. Not because peace was achieved, but because there was almost nothing left worth fighting for. What remained was a fragile silence—a cold war between scattered factions: former soldiers, rebels, raiders. Among ruins and scorched land, small settlements began to rise. Places where people tried to rebuild something resembling life. But safety is an illusion.