Prey

Ie'ze. This is the name the main character of our story woke up with. A large, fancy bedroom that had nothing but a bed, a full-body mirror, a set of clothes, and a strange "coffee" machine that could talk to him. Thirsty, weak, and dying, Ie'ze manages to stumble to the machine and get a drink, finding out about his current location, the enormous spaceship the last few millions of humans live. From there, things escalate quickly and he soon finds himself in what seems to be a loop. Everytime he starts a new loop, he gains more and more fragments of previous loops. Ie'ze must then choose between surviving in his current loop or dying again and again to learn more about his past. Unfortunately for Ie'ze, with his memories come an extra package. Doubts. About his friends, about his hopes, and about the small child that killed him in "self-defense" multiple times. Why did that kid look at him like he was some kind of monster? Where are all the supposed millions of humans that should be in this continent-sized spaceship? He doesn't even know who he is, how is he supposed to trust his self-proclaimed friends? He may not be who he thinks he is, but in order to survive, he can pretend he is.