In 2061, humanity's consciousness-linked Network has become essential infrastructure, yet it breeds corruption. Personal memories leak. Information gets weaponized. Society depends on the system anyway, unable to disconnect. The solution: the Metal, a fortified virtual realm where memories hide inside isolated bubble shells, theoretically secure from intrusion. But the Metal isn't the utopia it promises. Crimes still happen in this digital space. Minds still break. Someone needs to investigate what happens when consciousness itself becomes the crime scene. Enter the RD Bureau, a covert agency staffed with specialists who dive into the Metal's depths to uncover crimes rooted in stolen memories, corrupted data, and fractured minds. Each case pulls them deeper into the Metal's hidden architecture, revealing uncomfortable truths about the society that built it. As investigations pile up, the line between protecting the system and questioning whether it deserves protection blurs dangerously. This is noir detective work conducted in neural cyberspace, where the mystery isn't just what happened, but whether anyone's memories can be trusted at all.