Description

Your first day at OmniCorp feels like the start of something big. The name is everywhere — infrastructure, logistics, data, defence, medicine — a company so vast it long ago stopped feeling like a company at all. You tell yourself this is just the beginning, and in that one small way, you’re right. But things start small. A conversation that ends a second too soon. A detail that doesn’t quite add up. The longer you spend inside OmniCorp’s walls, the clearer it becomes that this corporation doesn’t merely employ people — it does something else entirely, something no orientation session prepared you for. As your first day unravels, you begin to wonder what position you were really hired to fill, who did the hiring, and why. Most troubling of all is the question you can’t shake: whether any of those answers are actually the same.