Prologue
The future of the world has changed drastically. Freedom is something that several children only dream about. The world is beyond the hindrances of environmental disorders and nuclear disasters. In the slums of a city five girls struggle to survive in their harsh environments. The environments not of nature, but that mankind has created. As Lost Girls, they are bought and forced to play the ancient game of basketball. Something once known as common entertainment, but through the years was transformed into a deadly sport.
Over years, they attend a school where they are rejected by everyone and later beaten for voicing their opinions. The orphanage they live in (the Rat House) is only one of thousands of stations in the black market of Lost Children. Finally the girls know how they are able to escape from their life in the terrible rundown city; through championships and playing what they do best… basketball from a thousand years back.
They are so close to their freedom they can smell it, but something comes between them and their freedom… the battle of other players in that city who are struggling for the same thing; freedom.
These five young women meet another team of young men who are reaching for the same goal. What can the girls do? Freedom or friendship? Between the harsh life in the Rat House and their criticism at school, the girls must decide what they are to do.
The future of the world has changed drastically. Freedom is something that several children only dream about. The world is beyond the hindrances of environmental disorders and nuclear disasters. In the slums of a city five girls struggle to survive in their harsh environments. The environments not of nature, but that mankind has created. As Lost Girls, they are bought and forced to play the ancient game of basketball. Something once known as common entertainment, but through the years was transformed into a deadly sport.
Over years, they attend a school where they are rejected by everyone and later beaten for voicing their opinions. The orphanage they live in (the Rat House) is only one of thousands of stations in the black market of Lost Children. Finally the girls know how they are able to escape from their life in the terrible rundown city; through championships and playing what they do best… basketball from a thousand years back.
They are so close to their freedom they can smell it, but something comes between them and their freedom… the battle of other players in that city who are struggling for the same thing; freedom.
These five young women meet another team of young men who are reaching for the same goal. What can the girls do? Freedom or friendship? Between the harsh life in the Rat House and their criticism at school, the girls must decide what they are to do.