Hotel Artemis

In a bruised, neon‑lit Los Angeles of 2028, the city sways between high‑tech promises and desperate scarcity. A violent riot erupts over the privatization of something as basic as water, casting the streets into chaos and turning every corner into a potential flashpoint. Beneath the turmoil lies an almost mythical address: the Hotel Artemis, a sleek, underground clinic that opens its doors only to those who live outside the law. Its very existence feels like a whispered legend—a sanctuary where the city’s most dangerous citizens can seek urgent medical care without fear of arrest.

At the heart of this covert refuge is Jean “the Nurse” Thomas, a steely‑eyed former trauma surgeon whose personal loss has hardened her into the hotel’s unyielding steward. She runs the Artemis with an ironclad code, balancing clinical precision against the messy morality of her clientele. Her trusted right‑hand, a hulking former enforcer turned aide, enforces the rules with quiet muscle, while the hospital’s high‑tech facilities pulse with a cold, clinical glow that juxtaposes the gritty world outside.

The hotel’s guests are a kaleidoscope of outlaws, each with a distinct edge. Nice, a lethal French assassin, moves through the corridors like a specter, her precision matched only by her enigmatic poise. Acapulco, an arms dealer whose charm masks a hardened business sense, navigates the shadows with a wry smile. And Morgan, an injured police officer whose badge is a relic in this lawless night, arrives seeking treatment, forcing the Nurse to confront the uneasy overlap between duty and compassion.

As the city burns and the Artemis’s doors remain sealed, the night becomes a crucible that tests the Nurse’s resolve. She must weigh the sanctity of her rules against the raw, human need for mercy, all while the pulse of the city throbs louder outside. The atmosphere crackles with neon, tension, and the promise that every choice made within these walls could reshape the fragile line between order and anarchy.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 02:34