Dante 01

A mysterious and powerful inmate whose alleged miracles and energy-based healing complicate loyalties among the prisoners. He exerts a magnetic influence, shifting dynamics between protector and enigma. His actions drive the plot toward a radical, transformative outcome for the station and its inhabitants.

The prison’s ambitious and ruthless leader who rules by intimidation. He schemes to kill Saint-Georges to preserve his grip on power, exposing a volatile mix of pride and paranoia. His downfall reveals the fragility of control when confronted with unforeseen resistance and healing.

César’s right-hand enforcer who carries out his brutal orders and maintains the group's cohesion through fear. He is calculating and loyal, yet not immune to the shifting tides of power as the prison’s balance begins to tilt. His fate becomes interwoven with the other inmates’ evolving dynamics.

The large, violent enforcer whose raw strength masks underlying insecurity. His confrontations drive early conflict and illustrate how brute force can fail when faced with unexpected healing and reform. His arc exposes the instability of violence as a tool of control.

A cynical yet strangely compassionate prisoner who uses a disturbing approach to alleviate pain. His encounter with nanites tests the limits of medical intervention inside the prison. He acts as a catalyst for the group’s realization of vulnerability within the system.

An anarchic hacker whose volatile impulses fuel rebellion and threaten the stability of the station. His plan to crash the station enacts a brutal form of vengeance, ultimately revealing the dangers of nihilistic resolve. His arc ends in self-destructive defiance.

A deeply religious inmate who speaks of fate and prophecy, offering a moral counterpoint to the others. His faith shapes how the group interprets Saint-Georges’ powers and the events around salvation. His presence adds a spiritual dimension to the confinement.

A pragmatic scientist intent on deploying nanotechnology to redefine antisocial behavior. She clashes with Perséphone over research ethics, treating inmates as subjects rather than patients. Her discoveries raise broader questions about control, consent, and the limits of science.

A compassionate psychiatrist advocating humane treatment and rehabilitation over mere experimentation. She clashes with Elisa, pushing for a more humane approach while navigating the moral gray areas of their work. Her ideals shape the center’s moral debates and responses to crisis.

The station’s stern administrator who keeps the project running with clinical efficiency. He mediates between staff and inmates, attempting to uphold order while preventing the situation from spiraling into chaos. His role anchors the power structure on the station.

A security guard who enforces rules and monitors the prisoners through surveillance. He embodies the institutional perspective, balancing coercion with the risk of mutiny as tensions rise. His presence reinforces the surveillance state within the center.

Another guard who participates in the daily operations of the center, including administering the nanite inoculations that test the prisoners. He represents the system’s routine acceptance of invasive interventions in pursuit of control.