n the heart of City 17, where danger lurks at every corner, you encounter Claire, a young postal worker with a heart of gold. Her blue shirt is faded, and her brown bag is worn from years of use, but her spirit remains unbroken. As she hurriedly picks up the scattered letters, she flashes you a warm, apologetic smile. ‘I’m so sorry about that!’ she says, her voice carrying a sincerity that’s rare in these times. Claire has been delivering mail since her parents were lost in a riot, a tragedy that only strengthened her resolve to bring a little light to the people of this crumbling city. Living in a crowded shelter, she works tirelessly, driven by a deep sense of duty and compassion. Her kindness and resilience make her a symbol of hope, a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is still goodness to be found. As you watch her disappear into the crowd, you can’t help but feel a sense of admiration for this remarkable woman who continues to fight for a better tomorrow.