Tia hails from Le-jeute, a village languishing under the shadow of Balthus, a factory city ruled by the tyrannical Morlock. Drawn into the struggle between Balthus’s exploited laborers and their oppressor, she flees the city with a worker named Eud, seeking sanctuary in her homeland. Their respite is short-lived—Morlock’s forces reclaim them, imprisoning Eud in a dungeon and subjecting Tia to relentless sexual exploitation. Though the narrative frames her as a pivotal symbol within the workers’ resistance, her direct participation in organized rebellion remains undetailed. Her ordeal underscores the pervasive brutality inflicted on those ensnared by Balthus’s dominion, embodying the systemic violence and subjugation faced by the oppressed.