Era I marks the internal collapse that precedes every transformation — the moment before awareness becomes movement.

THEME

Being lost, identity fracture, emotional wandering, and searching for meaning in a world that keeps breaking us.

The world we inherit. The weight we carry.

Tags:

• Identity fracture

• Emotional isolation

• Cycles and repetition

• Longing for meaning

• Escape without direction

STORY NOTE

This is the beginning — life lived out of alignment.

Dro exists in fragments, trapped in repeating emotional loops and quiet internal wars he doesn’t yet understand. His pain feels deeply personal, but it reflects something larger: the human condition itself — longing for wholeness while carrying unresolved wounds, doubt, and isolation.

Era I is the foundation.

The gravity that grounds everything that follows.

SPOTLIGHT SONG

Lost & Wandering

The moment the fracture becomes conscious.

This song opens the era at the point of awareness — when confusion turns inward and the search for identity begins. It is not movement yet, only recognition: something is broken, and it cannot be ignored.

SONGS OF THE ERA

Each song in Era I captures a different state of the same fracture — attempts to escape, connect, reflect, or outrun what hasn’t been faced yet.

• Lost & Wandering - Searching for identity and meaning.

• Stuck on an Island - The push–pull of connection — wanting closeness while resisting it.

• Stranger in the Mirror - An identity crisis — no longer recognizing who you’ve become.

• Running in Circles - Trapped in loops of memory, habit, and regret.

• Keep Running - Escaping intrusive thoughts instead of confronting them.

• The Last Transmission - The final call into the void before leaving the known world.

TRANSITION SONG

The Last Transmission

This is not resolution. It is departure.

With one last signal sent into the darkness, Dro breaks orbit — leaving behind the world he knows and drifting toward something unfamiliar. The fracture does not heal here. It deepens.

ERA FRAGMENTS

Visual artifacts emerging from the fracture.

Short signals from within the Era — echoes of isolation, repetition, distance, and unresolved identity.