Arcane was once a sanctuary for truth—a Fringe society that uncovered a hidden repository of ancient knowledge and sought to share it with the world. But when Lux declared them cursed and dangerous, what began as a whisper of doubt became open hostility. Now, Arcane is fractured, hunted, and on the edge of erasure.
Eden arrives in the remnants of this place carrying more than questions—fragile, haunted, and incomplete. As she moves deeper into Arcane, she begins to understand that history is not what is remembered, but what is allowed to survive.
In Arcane, Eden finds reflections of herself: people who live on the edge of understanding, who question, who remember, who resist. But even among those who value truth, Eden must still hide the parts of herself that defy explanation—her detachment, her patterns of thought, the cold clarity that others call dangerous.
The quiet rebellion ignited in Viridis deepens. Eden is no longer just observing the world—she is being shaped by it. As lies unravel and forbidden knowledge surfaces, she must decide whether she is a vessel for preservation or change.