Aegis

A team of superheroines who fight crime in public are, in private, held together by trauma, obligation, and relationships that don't quite work. Then Kain shows up, uninvited, and none of it stays balanced for long.

The story leans into the gap between the Aegis as icons and the Aegis as people — women who owe the world their strength and each other very little patience. Kain's presence, whether support or fracture point, pulls at both authority and desire until the two are hard to separate.

Play follows Kain through the group's dynamics, where choices shape trust, control, and who gets close to whom. It's less about heroics and more about what happens once the costumes come off and the obligations don't.