Verona

A workers’ town. Refugees live here—people who once traded their freedom for protection in a long war. No right to choose and no right to move. No bright future. No right to your own life.

After barely not dying in a mine, Naid found the strength to look the truth in the face. He’s angry. He’s weak. He’s scared. He has no influence at all. Still, there will always be levers of influence… over him.

And that, damn it, infuriates me! Fighting for your rights won’t be easy—because the town is no longer calm. People vanish one after another, and at the same time Naid starts having strange hallucinations that make it hard to live.

What can an ordinary miner do when his oxygen has been cut off?