Post-apocalyptic dystopia... 3000 A.D. After the Great War that ravaged Earth what became known as GL came into existence, and it built a protective city to shelter those that survived. The world outside the city was uninhabitable. The new city lay within an airtight protective bubble on a location that once was New York City. All citizens accepted that the bubble protected them from the poisonous air outside the city. Long ago GL had moved to build its power over their ancestors that managed to survive the war by establishing rules. The first rule enacted by the GL upon the masses was one punishable by death, and the rule was simple enough, “It is forbidden to discuss anything from the past, prior to or after the Great War.” Over the centuries countless other rules were required for the masses to follow without question and a broken family of men explicitly understood following GL’s rules was the best way to survive. Yet somewhere in the new world four words of the past, “The sky rained stones,” would not be lost from their memory in this dark city. A man stood, head angled upwards in thoughtful silence reading the words ‘VERITAS VINCIT,’ that were etched in a vertical stone column resting upon two massive monolithic pillars. He read the words aloud. “Truth conquers.”