At the gates of Kolomb Reach, judgment is law and mercy is a myth. Vae walks back into the city that condemned her, carrying secrets, defiance, and the spark of something forbidden. The Reach is where obedience fractures—and resistance begins.

After the collapse of the Bin, Vae retreats to the outskirts—where silence hums louder than machinery. Inside a small house buried in snow, grief becomes her blueprint. Home marks the moment she stops mourning and starts rebuilding what the world forbids.

In the ruins of the Bin, Vae risks everything to reclaim a fragment of the man she lost. What begins as an act of love becomes an act of defiance as she turns forbidden science into resurrection. The DNAT is where grief crosses the line into creation.

Time dulls the noise but not the absence. In a frozen wasteland beyond the city’s reach, Vae rebuilds piece by piece—her home, her machine, her purpose. Months Later finds survival reshaped into routine, and the quiet hum of what refuses to die.

Grief becomes invention as Vae builds what the world forbids—a mind from memory, a machine from love. Each failed attempt blurs the line between devotion and madness. Dev’ing Zero is where loss takes form, and creation becomes confession.

Execution fires fade, but the silence after is louder. In the heart of Kolomb Reach, Vae loses the one person who defied the law to save her—and with him, her reason to remain human. Carry On is where love ends, and the world of Zero Tech begins.