Respawn (No ID) refers to individuals who have been successfully resurrected through Metora, but somehow never arrived at Keshuma Station, the official terminal where all respawned are processed, tagged, and sorted.

They were born again, wrapped in red blankets like everyone else… But somewhere between Metora and the system’s grasp, they disappeared. They carry no identity, belong to no faction, and are not registered in any database. In the system’s eyes, they don’t exist.

These individuals are considered rogue anomalies, full of potential, but unmonitored and uncontained. With no memory, no Maxline, and no official integration, they move beneath the radar, unnoticed by most, but highly sought after by the Kaichukan, who consider them a threat to balance and order.

Some believe they escaped the system’s loop. Others think they’re unstable, on the verge of collapse. Whatever the truth is, no one knows where they are… or what they might become.

A standard red blanket issued to every newly respawned individual upon boarding the shuttle. It’s soft, synthetic, and warm, designed to reduce physical shock and stabilize body temperature. It also serves to cover their otherwise unclothed form.

The blanket is distributed uniformly and has become a recognizable symbol across Keshuma: a visual indicator that someone has just returned from Metora.

They don’t appear in the system. They carry no ID. And they aren’t supposed to exist.

There are rumors that these beings were once powerful Legacy Bosu who returned, reborn, but not through Metora. Some believe they resurfaced after crossing the Maxline. Others think they were never supposed to return at all.

No one knows where they came from. No one can confirm who they are. They don’t speak. They don’t register. And yet, some claim to have seen the same face in multiple places at once.

The system denies their existence. The Kaichukan avoid the topic. But the stories persist.