Invitacerna

Invitacerna, the forefront of medical and anatomical research in southern Hazel, rises defiantly amid the scorching, unforgiving deserts of the land. Its inhospitable terrain became a refuge for visionaries, outcasts, and rebels who fled the oppressive grasp of Malaria, seeking a place free from persecution where they could pursue forbidden knowledge.

These determined settlers dedicated themselves to unraveling the mysteries of life and death, driven by a singular ambition: to master the human body, conquer immortality, and defy the finality of death.

In their relentless experimentation, the Invitacernans succeeded—achieving the ability to reanimate corpses. Yet the victory was bittersweet. The revived bodies retained no memory, no trace of their former selves; they rose as entirely new beings, with only the shell of their past life.

This unsettling outcome fractured Invitacerna’s society. A deep rift formed between the living citizens and the reanimated, leading to generations of discrimination, mistrust, and political unrest. Today, Invitacerna remains locked in a tense and ongoing struggle between these two factions—each fighting for their right to exist, each a reflection of the nation’s obsession with life, death, and the thin line that separates them.