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He awakens in a stark, grey cell with no memory of who he is or how he got there. The only clues are a beamer in his hand, a lifeless body nearby, and a faint hum of unseen light. As he tries to piece together his lost past, the world outside the door looms as an alien prison planet where life expectancy is measured in years, not decades.

A bureaucratic overseer, Mr. Frendlyer, informs him that today is Landing Day and that, by law, he must leave the planet immediately—yet the very act of leaving would mean certain death. The society he encounters protects rights in a twisted fashion, labeling anyone destined to be killed a “victim” and allowing the hunt to begin at sundown. With humor and dread intertwined, he must navigate a legal maze that treats survival as a loophole, while grappling with the fragments of his humanity that still cling to his mind.

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