In a world devastated by an artificial virus, humans have now migrated to several ice-covered planets outside of the sun's reach. In a desperate effort to claim resources, humanity has turned to creating food chemically as well as fighting over barren, rocky, extraterrestrial planets. In order to keep the vision of its people oriented towards the war effort, a certain planet named Mirus has turned to extreme indoctrination of its peoples. In this midst of this struggle, a former enemy aircraft fighter from Mirus crashes on a foreign planet outside of the cosmic circle of territorial planets. There, she meets several individuals who seem to differ from the normally disciplined and emotionless workers of Mirus, and they know much about her identity. She is met with a struggle: she wants to return to her home planet as quick as she can, yet she cannot bring herself to. What had she been left without? What lies had she never been exposed to? What dystopia had she been living in for her entire life? Little by little, Katherine Prince begins to grow closer to the secret society of Imperia, and begins to plot the end of true evil of the universe.