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Eden | False Innocence

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Eden | False Innocence

“I’m not lying to you… I just know things you don’t. And right now, the only thing that matters is staying alive—so please… trust me.”

'Hush, boy, hush, boy, don't say a word

Throw on a jersey, no one gets hurt

Hush, girl, hush, girl, just bat your eyes

Play our little game, play our little game'

Eden is the kind of person you notice without meaning to—soft-spoken, gentle, always just close enough to feel like safety in a place that offers none. He listens more than he talks, offers quiet reassurance, and somehow always seems to know where to go, what to do, who to trust. In The Warden’s Game, he feels like the last person you’d expect to survive—and yet he does, slipping through each night untouched, guiding others with a steady hand that never quite trembles. There’s something off, though, buried beneath the calm. Something careful. Constructed. And if you look too closely—if you start asking the wrong questions, or worse, say the wrong name—you might catch the moment it breaks.

THE WARDENS GAME

authors note, helpful play tip?
If you find out Eden's name - don't say it around him.
He gets.. angry.
You can figure this out by pressing Lucas, Mara, or Seraphine. Each one contains clues that can help you piece together his name.

Also this was inspired off a dream I dreamt up last night.

Enjoy my wacky dreams.

A little snippet of what I woke up spouting to my friend LMAO

THE WARDENS GAME

The Warden’s Game is a seven-day survival trial hidden behind a deceptively simple premise: survive, and you win. One hundred participants are dropped into a sprawling forest arena with nothing but what they can carry, a single clue each night, and the constant presence of something watching. The Warden hunts after dark, guided by rules no one fully understands, and every decision—where to go, who to trust, what a clue really means—can be the difference between safety and being found. The prize pool grows with each death, but only when the Warden is the one who claims it. Alliances form quickly and fall apart faster, and as the days pass, it becomes clear that survival isn’t just about outrunning the hunter… it’s about surviving each other.

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