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In a post-apocalyptic conglomerate of six city-states, sprawling across what used to be ancient Peloponnesus, an individual begins to uncover the secrets surrounding themselves. This self-discovery involves the truth of the crippling neurodegenerative disease they have been struggling with their entire lives, and ultimately, where they stand in an ongoing struggle between two warring factions. Throughout their struggle of finding their place in the world, the protagonist begins to see things, anomalies in the perfect society of which they are a citizen. These signs, ostensibly coming from enemy insurgents, waver their belief in the mysterious government that unites the city-states and claims to hold the moral high ground. This series of events leads the protagonist to communicate with both opposing factions, and eventually make a decision that might separate them from the polarized ethics of civilization.