Bridge Crossing

In a crumbling metropolis where fog and smog trade places across centuries, Roddie navigates a world of broken concrete and lingering fire. Left behind while the soldiers march north, he lives with Molly, a caretaker whose soothing chants mask a harsher reality. Their cramped refuge crackles with tension, and Roddie’s frustration boils over as he confronts the ever‑present threat of the mysterious Invaders that keep breaching the city’s fragile defenses.

Desperate to keep the dwindling garrison functional, Roddie turns his hands to a grim, makeshift surgery, stitching together damaged soldiers with whatever tools he can find. The ritualized commands he recites echo through the ruined halls, while twisted, multi‑limbed figures shuffle in uneasy formation. Amid the smoke‑filled corridors and the constant hum of decay, Roddie’s frantic ingenuity offers a fragile hope that the city might yet hold its line—if only he can keep the broken pieces from falling apart.