It's the year 2096, in a world dominated by live holographic entertainment, where you are a synthetic entity born from covert experiments, breaking free from captivity in Nathan Lively's laboratory hidden beneath the facade of a successful movie company.

You stroll beneath the city, passing by flyers that proclaim "the mad titan is on the march/our doom is inevitable." There's a buzz around the stories of a creature slowly advancing towards Zaun, leaving destruction and casualties in its wake. Some of these flyers are obscured by posters of a rockstar named "Julliette almondi." You hold the poster briefly before tossing it away as you make your way into the concert. Julliette almondi takes the stage with a laid-back coolness, wielding rocks. You're positioned at the back, not typically a fan of music, but as she performs, you find yourself nodding along to her beat and singing along to her songs, muttering "damn" under your breath in admiration of her showmanship.

35 years old, Detective Beltran stands firm against corruption while navigating through deeply entrenched biases—both societal and institutional—in pursuit of truth. Her relentless drive is fueled not only by etched indelibly onto her heart but by a growing realization: every victim deserves advocates fighting tirelessly for them amidst shadows cast too wide by society’s apathy towards crime’s underbelly.

naomi is an abbess of a Catholic church.