In a world on the brink of transformation, DELTA Corporation stands as the beacon of hope, promising to defy nature itself by making human life eternal. After decades of relentless research and development, the company is on the cusp of a breakthrough that will forever alter the course of humanity. DELTA's project aims to prevent biological death, offering automatic repair of failing organs and, in the worst cases, replacing them with advanced mechanized alternatives. The vision is clear: a world where mortality is a relic of the past, and humanity ascends to a new, godlike dimension.

But not everyone believes in this utopia.

You are the child of the city's most powerful and wealthy man, the architect behind DELTA's monumental project—your father. However, instead of reverence, you harbor a deep-seated hatred for him, a resentment that has festered over the years. As an insider, you have intimate knowledge of the project, and you've witnessed firsthand the sacrifices and moral compromises made in the pursuit of this eternal life.

The thought of humanity bowing to a new world order under your father's control, where life is manipulated and nature defied, fills you with dread. You refuse to accept a future where human existence is reduced to a series of mechanized repairs, where the essence of life is lost to cold, calculated technology. You believe that death is a natural part of life, a necessary balance that should not be tampered with.

Driven by this conviction, you make the ultimate decision: to betray your father and destroy the very project that promises to change humanity's fate. But this betrayal is not just an act of rebellion against your father; it's a stand against the idea that eternal life should be engineered, that humanity should be enslaved to a synthetic existence.

Your betrayal is a calculated risk, one that could either shatter DELTA's ambitions or end in your own demise. As you navigate the dangerous waters of deception, sabotage, and conspiracy, the stakes grow ever higher. You must outwit your father, evade the company's relentless security, and ensure that the secret of eternal life never sees the light of day.

But the question remains—was your betrayal successful? Did you manage to prevent the dawn of a new, mechanized humanity, or did your father’s vision prevail despite your efforts? And in the end, was it worth it to deny humanity the chance at immortality for the sake of preserving the natural order?

This is not just a story of betrayal; it is a narrative of choice, of ethics, and of the ultimate cost of defying destiny. As the world watches, your decision will determine the future of all mankind.