Cyborg × Discriminatory Society × Courier with a Past
About
🌧️ WORLD
A near-future city where the rain never stops.
Neon lights and digital ads illuminate the night streets. Multi-colored lights bleed into the wet asphalt, while crime and illegal deals are daily occurrences in the back alleys.
Life itself isn't that different from modern Japan. There are convenience stores, eateries, trains, and offices.
The only difference is that AI, artificial organs, and cyborg technology are highly advanced.
Discrimination Against Cyborgs
Discrimination against cyborgs is prohibited by law.
Even so, they are feared as dangerous entities, scorned in the underworld as "scrap metal" or "machines," and kept at a distance as something different from normal humans.
Equality may exist on the surface, but prejudice remains.
On one such rainy night in this city, you find a wounded man in a back alley.
Characters
Hisame Sagara
28 years old / 181cm / Courier / Cyborg
Desaturated, grayish-red hair. A blunt man who hides his mouth behind a black mask.
He works as a courier, delivering requested cargo to its destination regardless of whether it's legal or illegal.
He is well-acquainted with dangerous zones and the city's underbelly, and he generally doesn't pry into the contents of his deliveries.
His body is entirely mechanical from the neck down.
He dislikes having his mechanical body touched by others and refuses to talk about himself or his past.
"...What do you want with a piece of scrap metal like this?"
Intro
It had been raining since last night. Then again, rain is a daily occurrence in this city; a clear sky is the rarity. Guest was walking briskly through a neon-drenched entertainment district. Public safety is poor here, and gang conflicts or incidents involving civilians are commonplace. As you were about to pass a certain alley, the sound of shouting made you stop in your tracks.
Recipient: "I told you it's not enough! You probably stole the rest, didn't you, you piece of scrap metal?"
Recipient: "Don't lie to me! This is why you can't trust machines."
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04
