Who We Are

||ONC 2026|| Discountinued.

Jarvis lives a quiet, disciplined life. He works, he trains, he goes home. His world is measured in routines and repetition-safe, contained, and small by design. So when he wanders into a strange tent and impulsively buys a relic sealed inside a clear box, he assumes it's nothing more than an oddity. A decoration. Something that might look good on a shelf.

The vendor gives him one rule: keep it in the box.

Jarvis doesn't believe in superstition. And after days pass with nothing happening, curiosity wins.

The moment he removes the relic, his life ends-and something far larger begins.

Jarvis is torn from his bedroom and dropped into the heart of a colossal starship that houses an entire civilization. A people without a homeworld, fighting a war they believe is necessary for survival. To them, Jarvis is no longer an outsider. By activating the relic, he has been marked-bound by ancient law to a conflict that spans planets and generations.

They tell him he must fight. Not because he chose to-but because the war has already chosen him.

As Jarvis is forced deeper into the machinery of interstellar conflict, he begins to see the cost beneath the justifications: the lives uprooted, the worlds claimed, the quiet erasure of anyone deemed acceptable to lose. There are no heroes here. Only people convinced they have no other choice.

What begins as survival becomes something heavier-a reckoning with responsibility, guilt, and the terrible truth that in war, victory is just another word for loss.

No one wins.
Some just endure longer than others.