Serum I-960 is launched, marking the dawn of a new age. Ordinary Nigerians awaken to extraordinary abilities—strength, speed, perception beyond human limits. At first, it is hailed as a miracle, a scientific leap forward that would propel the nation to greatness. But beneath the celebration lies unease. Questions of control, ethics, and power begin to emerge, sowing the seeds of future conflict.

Tensions between empowered individuals and those left behind finally ignite. Cities burn as factions rise, each fighting for dominance and survival. Families are torn apart, governments collapse under the pressure, and trust becomes a currency too rare to afford. By the time the fires dim, the world is forever reshaped—scarred both in land and in memory.

In the aftermath of chaos, one man emerges from the shadows: Jide. A charismatic leader with promises of rebuilding Nigeria into a shining utopia. He introduces the Faction System, organizing society into rigid classes to “preserve order.” For many, his words are salvation. For others, they are chains disguised as progress.

Jide tightens his grip. Under the guise of national security, border checkpoints sprout across the nation—harmless at first glance, but designed to suppress powered individuals. Nullisyn, a government-sanctioned drug, is quietly distributed to weaken potential dissenters. Freedom becomes rationed, and paranoia becomes law.

Nigeria now exists as a totalitarian state. Surveillance is constant, rebellion is crushed before it can form, and Nullisyn keeps the masses subdued. Yet, in the shadows of Lagos and beyond, whispers begin to grow louder. A resistance forms—united not by class or faction, but by the shared dream of reclaiming freedom. The storm is coming