H.E.A.T. agent Marcus Brea has spent his life in shadows, a master of smoke and mirrors. After a life spent in service to order, now those shadows are closing in. What was meant to be his final mission, a retirement plan wrapped in devotion to his beloved Rachel, takes a devastating turn. Struck by tragedy, Marcus is left with a vengeful vow, and the mystery surrounding his existence deepens. Now, he is a man haunted by both his past and an unknown future, embarking on a long and draining journey to uncover not only who killed Rachel but what stirs within him.
A spy
Lost in a web,
Demi-Gods Forgotten,
and Clockwork monsters all are Trapped 
by fate
Each step closer to the truth brings him further into a world where legends intertwine with reality. His years of experience and sharp instincts won’t be enough. Marcus will have to harness a newfound strength—one that could change his life forever. In the end, the life of a spy isn’t just about deception and survival. It’s about family, for the water of the womb is thicker than the blood shed on the battlefield.


Deciphering Broken Vows

As Marcus approached the industrial district, the night grew darker and colder, the sense of foreboding thickening with every step. The warehouse stood silent and imposing, its windows dark and foreboding. Marcus surveyed the building, noting the heavy security on the ground floor and the various obstacles that littered the perimeter. 


He knew a direct approach would be foolish. Instead, he circled around to the back of the building, where a fire escape ladder led up to the roof. The metal was cold and slick under his fingers as he climbed, his movements swift and silent. 


 Reaching the roof, Marcus crouched low, listening for any signs of activity below. The warehouse was quiet, the faint hisses and pops of the steam-powered machinery the only sounds that broke the stillness. He moved to a large steam release valve, peering through the thick plumes of vapor. Below, the interior was a maze of machinery and shadows, the air filled with the constant hum of mechanical life. 


Lost Life