A post-war narrative exploring isolation, atonement, and the psychological weight of memory among displaced individuals.
The story establishes its setting in the immediate aftermath of World War II. A desolate region is introduced, marked by the lingering presence of abandoned biological weapons known as the Iron Army.
Sibir Base is revealed as a remote facility housing individuals brought from a defeated nation. These inhabitants, referred to as Leichtes, are assigned to atone for historical war crimes.
The narrative shifts to the daily lives of the base inhabitants as they perform their assigned tasks. The structured routine serves as a mechanism for their ongoing penance and survival.
As daily routines continue, the inhabitants find themselves increasingly consumed by memories of their losses. The psychological weight of their past and the isolation of the base culminate in a haunting internal struggle.
In the aftermath of World War II, "Sibir Base" stands isolated in a region littered with abandoned biological weapons known as "Iron Army." Leichtes, individuals brought from a defeated nation to atone for war crimes, live at this base. As they carry out their daily routines, they find themselves consumed by memories of what they have lost.
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