Overview
Project UNAC begins as a black archive of signals, sealed rooms, impossible maps, and music that behaves like memory.
World settings
The World archive holds the controlled record of Project UNAC: places, factions, characters, terms, timelines, and recovered documents. It is written as canon infrastructure, not as a loose encyclopedia.
Index / official record
Each entry is intentionally narrow. The archive reveals the world by filed evidence—signals, offices, corridors, protocols, names—so the setting keeps its silence while the story opens it.
Project UNAC begins as a black archive of signals, sealed rooms, impossible maps, and music that behaves like memory.
Character records identify keepers, witnesses, machines, and affiliated figures through roles, appearances, and chapter-linked evidence.
Institutions, crews, hidden offices, and archive protocols are tracked as systems of power inside the UNAC setting.
A controlled vocabulary for recurring names, locations, signals, machine terms, and document classifications.
A chronological ledger for chapter events, archive discoveries, soundtrack cues, and public release dates.
Recovered documents, origin marks, drafts, and signal fragments are filed here when they explain how the world was found or altered.