Hundreds of years ago, unchecked desire gave birth to the Mana ecosystem—a force so powerful and unnatural that it nearly drove humanity to extinction. In the blink of an eye, people went from rulers of the world to hunted prey. Cities crumbled, societies collapsed, and in the shadows of ruin, fear and distrust spread like wildfire.
The Lighthouse, a cold and calculating regime, declared emotion a threat—taboo, dangerous, something to be erased for the sake of survival. But in a world already shattered, silence and suppression only deepened the wounds.
As hope faded, something began to stir—not in weapons or machines, but in people. In the quiet bonds between survivors, in the flicker of compassion, in the courage to care even when the world said not to.
Against all odds, the scattered remnants of humanity began to rediscover what made them human. Love. Grief. Hope. Rage. All the things once outlawed became the very force capable of pushing back against annihilation.
Now, in the ashes of a ruined world, a new question burns: can a future still be built—not by erasing what we feel, but by embracing it? This is the story of the survivors who dared to believe that emotion is not weakness, but the spark that might just save the world.
