Below the pristine mountains of Portugal's countryside, a war rages on. Then, one day, it comes to Abrir's home. Not the war, but an official caravan, black against the pale sky.
Thrown together in a dismal war camp, imported refugees share nothing but their suffering.
No common culture. No common tongue. Confusion, and no more.
Abrir manages to finds a few friends, but it doesn't last.
One by one, they take their lives and leave Arbrir.
"I am the last one."
"And it's time I left too."
Could a single friend change Abrir's mind?
Rei Rosenquist brings you a dark dystopian science fiction universe where pronouns, gender, and identity no longer follow the old rules -- exploring not only a grim possible future, but also asking new questions of how we identify ourselves and one another.
