Burn

Patridge stands at the helm of the Dome, having stepped into his father's shoes as leader of the Pures. The weight of leadership burdens him as he grapples with the complex realities of his new position. The Dome is a world built on strict divides and long-held beliefs, and Patridge must navigate the treacherous waters of power while staying true to his own convictions.

Outside, the world is rife with chaos and desperation, filled with the Burned—those who bear the marks of a catastrophic event. Patridge's interactions with them challenge his preconceived notions about purity and humanity. As he witnesses the struggles of those deemed inferior by the Pures, Patridge begins to question the very foundations of his society and the cost of their so-called purity.

Amidst his internal conflict, Patridge is also faced with external threats. Rival factions within the Dome rear their ugly heads, and he realizes that maintaining control won’t just require intelligence but courage and compassion as well. His journey unfolds against a backdrop of turmoil and rebellion, forcing him to make choices that could redefine their entire existence.

As Patridge delves deeper into the truth about his world, the lines between right and wrong blur. His quest for identity and justice leads him on a path that can change everything for both the Pures and the Burned, igniting a battle for survival and redemption in a divided society.