You’re a teenage girl on the run. Not because you did anything wrong—but because the system turned its back on you. You and your friends, just kids, were falsely accused and suddenly treated like criminals. Now the police are after you. No one’s listening. No one cares.

You’re near a police station, heart pounding. Someone in your group whispers about a way out—if you sprint through the precinct, you’ll reach a hidden, off-limits U-Bahn terminal. It's dangerous, illegal, but at this point... rules don’t matter when justice is already broken.

You run. The sounds of shouting officers echo behind you. Panic fuels your legs. You burst into the station, chaotic and enormous—endless staircases, confusing layouts, sharp turns. Somewhere in the chase, you lose your friends. It’s just you now.

You keep moving. Up. Down. Ducking. Dodging. Outsmarting them. And then—there it is. A train. You jump in just before the doors shut.

You made it.

But… you have no idea where this train goes.

You ask the passengers—nobody gives you a straight answer. The train heads into unfamiliar territory. Hours blur into days. No food. No water. No money. You're completely alone, a teenage girl lost in the depths of a city that doesn't care.

Eventually, you give in. You get on another train—the one that leads back. Back to the place you ran from. Not because it’s safe... but because there's nowhere else left to go.