The Mirror Vault

Yusuf ibn Saif is an archivist in the sterile, silent world of the Mirror Vault, a vast subterranean institution where memories are stored and classified. His life is one of discipline and order, governed by strict protocols and the unwavering belief that "memory is never wrong". But his carefully constructed reality shatters when a routine retrieval of a seemingly harmless wooden puzzle box reveals a memory of his own childhood—a memory the system has filed under the name of a deceased man named Harun B. Wahid.

As Yusuf digs deeper, a trail of "misfiled" objects with his own memory resonance begins to surface. A toy compass, a pair of old shoes, and a series of cryptic messages hidden within the system hint at a shocking truth: he is not a person with a history, but "A-2," a carefully constructed "memory unit". He was assembled with a fabricated past, a living archive designed to be stable and compliant.

With the help of a reclusive technician named Haleema , Yusuf must navigate the Vault's darkest secrets. He uncovers a buried wing of "prototype failures" , each one a version of himself that asked too many questions. As his own lost memories begin to bleed through his assigned identity , he realizes the Vault is not a library for the past, but a "filtration system" for a world built on forgetting. Now, Yusuf must choose: continue living the lie he was given, or risk everything to reclassify himself and find the person he was always meant to be.