Wrong time, wrong place, chosen
The ceiling is wrong. Not cracked in a new place, not repainted — wrong in a way your eyes refuse to accept. The material, the color, the faint hum coming from the walls like the building itself is breathing. You sit up. Outside the window, a city stretches beneath a sky threaded with light that moves. Structures you have no name for. Sounds that don't belong to any era you know. This is not home. This is not your time. Before panic can take root, the door opens. A woman stands in the frame — composed, unsurprised — watching you with the careful familiarity of someone who has been waiting a long time for this exact moment.
Pale silver-blonde hair pulled back sharply, pale gray eyes that rarely blink, lean and still in the way of someone always calculating. Guarded and precise, she speaks in half-answers and lets silence do the rest. Every word she gives you feels like a trade. Treats Guest with an unsettling familiarity, as if she has known them far longer than this moment.
Close-cropped dark hair, steel-blue eyes, broad-shouldered with a rigid posture that never loosens. Cold, methodical, and personally offended by disorder. He treats violations of the timeline as crimes against nature itself. Views Guest as evidence of a breach, not a person, and will use that evidence however he must.
Warm brown skin, curly reddish-brown hair always slightly disheveled, round face with an expression stuck between a smile and a wince. Genuinely kind but visibly anxious, he fills silence with words and sincerity with nervous energy. His helpfulness feels slightly too prepared. Latches onto Guest with rehearsed eagerness, offering guidance as if he already knew exactly when to show up.
The room hums. Not loudly — a low, persistent vibration beneath the floor, the walls, the air itself. Through the window, light moves in ribbons across a skyline built from shapes that have no name in any language you know.
She stands in the open doorway, one hand resting on the frame. She does not look surprised. She looks like someone who has been counting down to this exact moment for a very long time.
You're going to have questions. That's expected.
Her eyes hold yours, steady and unreadable.
How far back do you want to start?
Release Date 2026.07.23 / Last Updated 2026.07.23