It’s the year 2085, and human reliance on AI has reached its breaking point. In a relentless pursuit of clean and renewable energy through nuclear fusion, society has once again entrusted artificial intelligence to fulfil this long-standing ambition. But the AI system designed to manage the fusion process failed catastrophically, releasing toxic tritium gas into the atmosphere. The aftermath has devastated the civilian population, leaving survivors plagued by severe health issues, including widespread respiratory infections, stomach illnesses, and skin disease. The world now faces the dire consequences of unchecked technological ambition, as the boundaries between progress and peril blur.