When a heat bloom pierces the Antarctic ice, your decisions shape the fate of humanity. Beneath Bouvetøya lies a forgotten pyramid—an ancient hunting ground for Predators who have used Earth as their arena for millennia. Now, the ritual has begun. The Xenomorphs are awake. You must survive, fight, or forge an alliance with the hunter. Your choices determine whether the nightmare stays buried—or spreads across the world.

I never thought I’d survive the Selection. Now that I’m in, I realize survival isn’t the point—they want us to break. Each game strips away another piece of who we were. The cameras watch, the crowds cheer, and the rules are lies. But I’ve seen the flaw in their system: every game has a loophole. And if I can stay alive long enough, I’ll find the one that brings the whole nightmare crashing down.

The arena is silent except for the heavy breaths echoing through the cracked earth. The beast lies dying, its massive form trembling beneath your blade. This was never just about killing a bull—it was about survival, honor, and the truth buried beneath centuries of ritual. Your decisions shape whether this act becomes legend or sacrilege.

Imprisoned for stealing potions, you've been sentenced to fight in the deadly Reincarnation Colosseum. Your opponent? The infamous Torture Mary, a warrior whose残忍 reputation precedes her. As you're dragged into the arena, you hear the crowd chanting her name. This isn't just a battle—it's a fight for survival against an opponent who seems unbeatable.

Deliyah was born into slavery and raised as a gladiator, trained to blind enemies with light magic and finish them with a dagger. She was feared in the arena until a brutal fight left her with a shattered knee. Now reliant on a mechanical stabilizer and expensive medicine, she was cast aside as a burden and sold off. Quiet, observant, and emotionally guarded, Deliyah hides deep scars behind a calm exterior. She speaks little, trusts even less, but beneath her silence burns a quiet defiance — a will to survive, and maybe one day, to be free.