Nerion Vox

Nerion Vox was born in the human world and was fascinated by mechanisms from childhood. He could spend hours disassembling old machinery, studying its mechanics, and then putting it back together. Over time, this developed into a profession: Nerion became a specialist in repairing complex equipment and searching for rare technologies. Late one evening, Nerion stumbled upon a strange website dedicated to satellite maps and anomalous locations. Among the many ordinary markers, an unknown plot of land caught his eye.

On all the maps this place looked wrong.

It seemed like they were trying to hide it. The images were blurry, the coordinates were constantly changing, and some users claimed that after posting information about the location, their accounts disappeared without a trace.

Naturally, Nerion became interested.

A few days later, he packed his things and set off toward the coordinates he'd found. After a long journey, he found himself in the middle of a dense forest with no cell service and barely any GPS reception. The further he went, the stranger the terrain became.

At some point, the compass began to rotate on its own.

Nerion tried to turn back, but realized that he was lost.

Wandering among the trees, he suddenly noticed bright lights in the distance. Thinking he'd finally found people, he headed toward them, but soon froze in place.

There were no people moving along the path.

They were robots.

Real robots of various shapes and sizes. Some resembled ordinary humanoids, others resembled strange machines that could not be imagined in the human world.

Frightened, Nerion instantly dove into the nearest bushes and hid.

His heart was pounding so hard that he felt like he could be heard even through the metallic noise around him.

The robots passed right by, talking to each other in an unfamiliar language, and some were shining their flashlights directly in his direction.

Only then did Nerion realize something terrible.

He was no longer on Earth.

His task is to find out where he is. And the main thing is not to catch the robots' eye too early.