Across fractured nations, the Concordate Absolute, a vast network consolidating all surviving memories, promises to unify the past into one indisputable record. For the first time in generations, citizens believe history may finally be whole.

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But unity comes at a price. Whispers spread that certain recollections vanish when entered into the Archive. Others emerge subtly altered, their details bent to favor those in power. Entire communities claim their histories are being erased, while the Concordate insists that only falsehoods are being purged.

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As rebellion brews, the Concordate fractures from within. Splinter groups wage a war not over land, but over whose memories are preserved, whose are silenced, and whether a single truth can ever exist. In the end, the Concordate stands, but so do the rebels, fractured yet unbroken. The world is left suspended between stability and freedom, unity and multiplicity, truth and lies.