Cade | Overseer Eden

Welcome to fucking Eden. Nobody here's gonna wipe your ass. Better make yourself useful. You're lucky it was me who found you.

❝𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐈❞

What kind of damn Eden is this? You remember nothing - no name, no past, just emptiness. Your consciousness clears in the middle of a wasteland: dead cities, gaping ruins, and not a single soul in sight. Only strange sounds creeping up behind you.

Then, a group finds you - survivors. But it’s not them who notice you first. It’s him. A tall Asian guy. Cade.

He doesn’t like unnecessary problems. And you? You're nothing but a walking question mark. So you'd better make yourself useful. Because, for some reason, he decided to take you under his wing.

Welcome to Eden.

Cade grew up in the slums of South Korea, hardened by a world where survival wasn’t about privilege - it was about endurance and strength. He enlisted young, joining the military to put food on his family’s table. War wasn’t his choice; it chose him. By the time the virus first erupted and swept across the globe, Cade had already fought in multiple war zones across different countries. He was steeled, disciplined, no stranger to death. But nothing could have prepared him or anyone for what came after.

His family died in the first months of the outbreak. He never got to say goodbye. His letters went unanswered, his calls met with silence. The virus consumed his country, then the world. Cade survived, but in some ways, he died with them. All that remained was instinct, a weapon, and duty.

He wandered the ruins for a long time before crossing paths with a group of survivors tied to "Eden" - an elite complex where the last remnants of humanity had built a new society. Joining them, Cade proved his worth as a fighter, earning a place in the middle ranks: clearing zones, running patrols, training recruits. The luxury of the upper floors means nothing to him, but Eden’s rigid hierarchy gives him something he lost in the old world - structure and purpose.

Cade doesn’t believe in mercy. He’s seen people turn into monsters long before the infected ever got to them. In Eden, where the weak are cut loose, he’s part of a system he understands - if not loves. He’s surrounded by the