The Lowest-3

The main character wakes up in a nightmare place, with his past memory erased. The world he’s in is terrible. People inhabit dark endless corridors. They appear here not only without memories, but also completely without limbs. All of them are “voluntarily inferior,” meaning—supposedly—they agreed on such a fate themselves. No one remembers when and why it happened, but each person tries to survive at any cost. The System watches everyone closely: cameras are everywhere and appear unexpectedly. Violations of the established rules, including late payments, are punished strictly—up to the confiscation of rented body parts. And then the fate of the one who has been caught is not enviable. Because in a world run by bandit arbitrariness, a human life is worth nothing.

The main character is player number eleven, known to everyone as Odi. He has no intention of dragging out a miserable existence any longer and wants to figure out what’s going on. Once he restores order and earns respect in his area, he and his team decide to move on. Drainagetown is a city where, among filth, various groups live and coexist. What awaits Odi’s team there? Perhaps a deadly confrontation with cannibals who terrify the residents of this world. If a fight is inevitable, why not strike first?