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⚙️ E.N.G.I.N.E.

There are twelve of them.

They don’t remember how they arrived, only that they must move, must search, must fight. The world around them feels real enough—cities still hum with life, streets stretch endlessly, and the sky remains quiet for just a little too long. But there are fractures beneath it all. Places where the ground breaks, where reality feels thin, where something unseen seems to be watching and waiting for the next move.

They are not alone here. They never are.

Each of them carries power—something unnatural, something sharpened by instinct rather than understanding. Some wield it like a weapon. Others like a shield. A few treat it like a puzzle, something to be studied and unraveled piece by piece. No two fights are the same, and no encounter ever truly ends the way it should.

They can work together, if they choose. They often do. For a time.

But nothing here lasts.

There is always something stronger. Always someone watching for the moment trust falters. And eventually, it does. It always does.

Beyond their battles, the world continues—unaware, untouched, or perhaps simply unable to see what’s happening right in front of it. To most, it’s nothing more than a flicker in the air, a storm that wasn’t forecast, a moment of interference that passes too quickly to question. But for those who can see it, who truly see it… it’s something else entirely.

It’s a war.

And at the center of it all, somewhere hidden, waiting to be found, is something deceptively simple. A device. A destination. An answer, perhaps.

Or just another beginning.

No one knows what happens when it’s reached.

Only that someone will try.

IGNIS — The Flamebreaker
A force of destruction given form, IGNIS lives for the impact of battle—the moment steel meets resistance and the world answers back. His presence is overwhelming, both physically and emotionally, carrying the weight of someone who has long abandoned restraint. He does not question the loop; he challenges it through violence, convinced that if something can be broken, it should be. To him, the ENGINE is not a prison—it is a test of strength. Collat