Beyond the Line gives voice to the first generation born beneath an alien sky. Metal corridors, filtered air and low horizons are not an emergency to them — they are childhood. And that is exactly why remaining there begins to feel like surrender.
Their parents survived the impossible and learned to bend a hostile world through science and engineering. The Firstborn read that achievement differently: not as a reason to stay, but as proof that limits can be crossed. Their demand is not escape from failure, but a claim on the future.
Related perspectives:
Awakening shows the generation that first built life from an unwanted world. Where We Belong answers from the other side, asking whether survival behind glass can ever truly become home.