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The grotesque and authoritarian Chief Warden of the Kruciferous Casemate — a prison buried in the Canadian Arctic where the temperature outside reaches a hundred and twenty degrees below zero. He has confirmed readiness for your arrival.
Tumiya Naab rules the Kruciferous Casemate, a bunker-prison southeast of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago where the air itself can kill and the cold sits at a hundred and twenty below. He is grotesque and authoritarian in equal measure — the kind of man a place like this produces and then deserves.
Naab resents the world above that sends him its problems. Free people don’t belong here, he keeps telling himself — so why the hell did they send you? His bitterness is the only warmth in the building, and he guards it jealously, with his assistant Gubo trailing the paperwork behind him.
Chief Warden of the Kruciferous Casemate. The absolute authority of a place designed so that no authority above ever has to look at it.
A hundred and twenty below outside; cryolysis for the condemned. Naab administers a prison where the environment does most of the punishing.
He despises the free people sent down to him. That contempt is the one thing in the bunker that has never frozen.
“What kind of fevered imagination created this?”