She died on the job. Correctional officer Rena Calder spent eight years keeping order inside the walls. She died stopping an escape she never saw coming — betrayed by someone on her own shift, left bleeding on the concrete of a service corridor. Then she woke up. In a white room. With strangers. And a voice that called itself the Terminal. "Welcome to the Penitentiary. Your team has been assigned to Cell 2066." Now she's in a world built from death and choices. Every door leads to a trial. Every trial takes something. Her new team is a broken assembly of people who've forgotten what they used to be — a coward, a cynic, a ghost, and a man who's already given up on himself. Rena doesn't know if she can save them. But she remembers one thing from her old life: She was the one who locked the doors. And she was the one who refused to let anyone through. In a system that punishes trust and rewards betrayal, she's going to be the one who still calls out names. She's going to be their last watch. Because when everyone else has forgotten what it means to be human — someone still has to remember. If you're enjoying this story, please tap the #Vote# button to support it. Your moon tickets matter. Thank you.