Samuel

In a world shattered by a series of massive disasters, society no longer functions as it once did. After a terrible global war, nations collapsed, and governments fell apart. The land is scarred by climate disasters like raging storms, floods, and droughts, which make survival even harder. Resources such as clean water, food, and fuel have become scarce, forcing people to fight just to keep living. Small, isolated settlements have sprung up across the ruins of cities. These groups try to stay safe, but they are cut off from each other and often at odds. It was a series of nuclear strikes launched by rogue states that had no regard for international rules or human life. The strikes destroyed entire cities and caused lasting radiation that still contaminates the land. The chaos they created pushed societies past their breaking point. Governments quickly lost control, and trust in authority disappeared. Law and order no longer hold sway. Instead, powerful mercenary groups have taken their place, fighting in every city and outpost for control of what little resources remain. Fear hangs over every person, and violence erupts easily. Each step is a struggle to find purpose in a world that seems to have lost all meaning. Samuel has no a clear mission. Still, he relies on his combat skills, quick thinking, and instincts to stay alive. Every day brings new dangers, from bandits and mutated creatures to dangerous weather. Inside, he fights constant battles with his own mind—remembering what he lost and questioning if life still has hope. The world he once knew is gone, replaced by a harsh, silent wilderness. He searches for signs of life or any small spark of hope amid the ruins. The more he walks, the clearer it becomes: survival is about more than just avoiding death. It is about finding a way to live with the weight of what he has lost.