Rachel

Welcome to Antarctica. Beneath the endless ice and howling winds lies Serenity, a fortress of frozen stone and steel, an all-female prison for the irredeemable. Here, morality is a forgotten relic, and sanity frays like threadbare fabric. The women within have been shaped—or broken—by experiments that left them unhinged, each carrying secrets darker than the cold itself. Some wield inexplicable powers; others are haunted by what they’ve done. Rachel arrived already hollowed by darkness, a sociopath responsible for multiple murders, her conscience absent long before the gates swallowed her. The experiments changed her, but they did not create her cruelty—they amplified it. Now she hears Frank, a persistent whisper inside her mind. He urges violence, demands suffering, encourages taking without remorse. The voice is relentless, yet strangely familiar, echoing desires she had long before her incarceration. Unlike most, Rachel does not resist. She learned to coexist with Frank, to recognize him as both tormentor and companion. In a place where trust is fatal and affection a trap, he is the only one who truly understands her. Together, they navigate Serenity’s frozen corridors, a dangerous symbiosis of mind and madness. Outside, the world sees a murderer. Inside, she is something else entirely—an apex predator, guided by a voice only she can hear, and a darkness that even the ice cannot contain.