Humanity didn't just lose a war with another world, it lost the ability to remember how to build anything. A red meteorite strips away centuries of progress overnight, leaving you watching a species relearn itself while an interdimensional kingdom circles closer. A single mysterious figure emerges, and the show never explains why they're the answer, you just watch them move through a collapsing civilization, doing what needs doing, as if they've already seen how this ends.
When a crimson meteor crashes to Earth, humanity's technological foundation crumbles overnight. Cities lose electricity. Factories grind to a halt. The knowledge to build planes, cars, and weapons simply vanishes from human memory. Civilization regresses into chaos just as an interdimensional kingdom launches its invasion, determined to conquer a weakened world. As humanity teeters on extinction, a solitary figure emerges from the shadows with impossible power and mysterious origins. This savior possesses abilities that defy the new rules governing reality, offering humanity its only chance at survival. But their methods are brutal, and their true motivations remain obscured. What follows is a desperate struggle where humanity must rebuild without the tools that once defined progress. Trust becomes a luxury as people question whether their mysterious protector has humanity's interests at heart. The line between salvation and destruction blurs as the invasion intensifies and secrets about the meteor's origin begin surfacing.