In 2047, the Khor'Zon landed in Eastern Europe. Without enough infantry they abducted human children to fight their war. Twenty years later, one of these soldiers discovers she's not retaining the indoctrination as well as her peers. V'delle l'Coureaux struggles with visions of a past life and her incubated desires to please her alien masters. With the unwanted help of another defective soldier named Farin, V'delle escapes the spaceship-turned-training facility and is set loose among the dilapidated and overgrown terrain in search of an identity. During her journey, V'delle will encounter a spurned Khor'Zon Warlord, a family man whose secluded life is upturned by her arrival, and Earth's resistant forces whose morals blur those of the Khor'Zon. She will suffer through emotions she thought extinct and face hard truths about the world and herself. She will be forced to feel. And even after all that, V'delle still must decide what defines a person if she is to regain her sense of self. Is it the destination, or is it the journey?