Sixteen people clicked I ACCEPT on a cryptic ad that dared them to die. Some laughed. Some scoffed. Some felt seen. None of them believed it was real. They never noticed how their screens lingered on their faces, how the ads learned their despair faster than their friends ever did. The Corporation did not recruit them-it studied them, cataloged their willingness, and wondered why death sounded like relief. When they woke on an island erased from maps and signal towers, the truth arrived without ceremony: this was not punishment, nor mercy. It was fulfillment. A game designed to strip choice down to its final form. Only one would survive. And only that survivor would decide whether life was still worth choosing.