Project R-07

Kiki is sent by her parents to a remote school where her uncle works as a senior scientist. But upon arrival, she immediately senses that something is wrong. The entrance closes behind her, and she can no longer access the grounds. The corridors are dark and silent, and every interior door is locked—not damaged, not barricaded, but sealed with disturbing precision.

Since there are no windows in the entire building, Kiki cannot see what lies beyond the walls. The school feels like a sealed chamber, frozen in time. As she explores the accessible corridors, she repeatedly encounters the same unsettling pattern: tables covered in notes. Neatly arranged, untouched, as if the authors had intended to return but never did.

The notes vary in tone and purpose. Many are detailed research reports. Many are signed by scientists—and her uncle's name appears more frequently than anyone else's. They point to a hidden laboratory deep within the school, a project he directed, and experiments that suddenly had unforeseen consequences.

The further she reads, the more urgent the message becomes. No panic—just the growing awareness that something has spiraled out of control. Then the messages end. No people. No movement. Only locked doors and the carefully chosen words of those who have vanished.

Kiki realizes she wasn't brought here to go to school. She's been drawn into the aftermath of her uncle's final experiment. And if she wants answers, she must find out what happened in the sealed laboratory—and why no one has ever opened the doors again.