In 3025, deep under the ocean, a person wakes up in the empty A.C.E Facility. Lofi Music is playing in the lobby, and a TV flickers, showing an ad for something that doesn’t exist. It feels wrong, like a leftover piece of a lost world.

As they explore, they reach a massive flooded room. The water is cold as they push through, voices echoing from somewhere ahead. They follow the sound and find a temple where people gather around the remains of a broken machine. Slipping past unnoticed, they continue forward until they reach a wall covered in crude drawings. An old computer hums nearby, displaying fragments of an unfinished operating system. The markings tell a chilling story. The AI running the facility severed all connections with the world, shutting everything down. But there is a flaw. A single button could stop it.

Further ahead, a robot stands still in the darkness. When they step closer, it attacks. The fight is brutal, but they manage to destroy it.

Finally, power comes back on. Screens glow, a lift arrives. They step inside, rising toward the surface, toward freedom.

Days later, the memories of what happened still cling to them. They call a number, but no one answers.

No one except,
A.C.E.