The new ruler of Russia was radical, in every sense of the word. He changed laws, legislations, even the ruling style. Suddenly Russia was under a full authoritarian rule, but with it comes changes. More and more people were housed, job opportunities popping, and it seems like a budding utopia. But the most notorious change was the prison system.

There were no more prisons under the new rule.

“A waste of resources,” uttered Tsar Veselovsky. “We have to relocate them to areas that matter for the production and prosperity of the people. Yes, criminals must serve their time — they do not go away unpunished for crimes against the governement. Which is why we shall make a primary example of them.”

Prisoners are often sent for physical labor; but those who were deemed dangerous criminals are often sent for alterations. They will serve their sentence in a different way. They will continue the production line, by being the production line.