THE REFUSAL

THE WORLD DID NOT END. IT HARDENED.

Montréal survived the collapse by becoming smaller, colder, and crueler.

Inside the Olympic Stadium, survival has been transformed into ritual under the rule of Prester John, where hunger, pain, and obedience are treated as sacred necessities. Beyond its walls, the remnants of the old world grind on through rationing systems, labour, underground corridors, flooded infrastructure, and the constant arithmetic of scarcity. Everyone belongs somewhere. Everyone ...