The Dark Side of the World

Rin has survived something the world hasn't forgiven her for, and her story opens on the wreckage rather than the fight itself. The world here is dark and picked clean of comfort, and the writing leans into that rather than away from it.

The plot traces backward from ruin: how Rin's fate got torn apart, what chain of events led to the chaos she's now stuck inside, and the cost she paid for whatever small hope she has left. It's framed as confession more than adventure, told through what she endured rather than what she's set out to do.

You move through her account as it unfolds, piecing together the events behind her scars while the story introduces the people, monsters, and appetites tangled up in her past. Relationships form and fracture along the way, some tender, some transactional, all colored by the same bleakness the setting insists on. This is a first release, so the world is still being sketched in rather than filled out.