Freed from the cell—but not from the storm within—he is taken deeper underground, into the archives of a shattered world.

There, history lives in flickering holograms and half-buried simulations. No longer the interrogated, he becomes the teacher.

Each night, young rebels gather around him—not to worship, but to rebuild. Not to escape the past, but to forge a future from its ruins.

Through prophetic blueprints, forgotten battles, and sacred verses reimagined as constitution, they begin to see Islam anew: not just as faith, but as system. As solution. As the bones of a state yet to rise.

But time bleeds away.
The regime's grip tightens.
Whispers of extinction coil in the dark.

Can what was buried be reborn?
Or is this awakening already too late?