Savamal

There is something so oddly compelling about absolute evil - something so human about our fascination with it. To look beyond ourselves at the unfeeling universe is often thought to be the pinnacle of existentialist exploration, of seeing something beyond ourselves and our nature. But, to look within ourselves and to find something inhuman there is perhaps a level of existential dread greater still. In this scenario, you follow a woman, with no name, who has been horribly disfigured in an industrial accident years prior. Something was taken from her - although, in this world something was taken from everyone. A military, economic and environmental disaster has crushed most of the world and its institutions, leaving only feebly regulated corporations to squabble over the crumbs of influence across the howling, cold and dry face of the world. The scenario is set in Eastern Europe, in a fictional country somewhere close to where the Baltic states exist now. A corporation, Savamal, dominates most of the region, on paper regulated by the Russian confederacy, but in the new age, left to its own devices. It experiments with what it means to be human, and intends to create something new from within all of us - something that can flourish in the world as it stands. Investigate, and learn the truth.