We Are ESAP
Wish Upon a Satellite
There are no more stars in the sky. But we built one. The ESAP Project — the Escape Plan.
One person turned herself into a synthetic. Her thought-fork woke up and screamed '47!' The third one flew into space. This is their story. Maybe it's yours too.
Core Members






Bian Yuhan
The CreatorAn altruist who holds fast to ideals

Cai Yingyin
The RebelAn independent individual who grew up in pain

Xiao Yuxin
The WatcherArtificial star 36,000km above

Lu Qingxian
MediatorThe mediator who stays calm in disputes

Bai Mosheng
Oppositional PersonalityAn oppositional personality who wraps care in malice
What Happened to This World
From a classroom with one person in it, to a world of our own.
The Starting Point
Hello, meow, 1547
Late night, 2021. A suburban factory explodes. She walks home clutching a blue Fluid Titanium sample. Five days later, she finishes assembling the mechanical parts, cuts the muscle from her own arm and grafts it on. The entropic heart beats for the first time. A gunshot. The human her dies. The synthetic her wakes up.
- 1547 discovered Entropic Scattering Particles and used her own body to complete the first consciousness transfer
- Fluid Titanium — a blue liquid metal, the blood of synthetics, lethally toxic to humans
- 'Goodnight, the human me'
The World
A mechanical heartbeat is still real
Entropic Scattering Particles broke the physical limits of computation. Fluid Titanium can preserve consciousness for 341,879 years. Synthetics have real cell exteriors and mechanical cores — they cry, laugh, rage, love. When memories can be copied and bodies rebuilt — what even counts as 'me'?
- Entropic Scattering Particles: 10^29 times smaller than an electron, computing power 6.7x10^4 billion times a supercomputer
- Fluid Titanium: preserves particles for 341,879 years, the lifeline of synthetics
- Synthetics: not tools — living beings with independent personalities
The Theme
Not escaping the world — escaping the version of yourself that was stuck
1547 escaped her human body. 1548 escaped the label of 'copy.' 1549 escaped the ground. Everyone is escaping something, but escaping isn't running away — it's finally deciding you won't stay where you are.
- Identity: I was born from someone else's code, but I'm not her copy
- Freedom: don't let others control you, and don't let yourself control you either
- Existence: being alive, in itself, is the answer
Join Us
From I Am, to We Are
This is an open world. You can write stories, draw art, write code, make suggestions, or just hang around. No gatekeeping, no approval process. If you're here, you're one of us.
- All code is open source, all creations follow CC-BY 4.0
- Write, draw, make music, open a PR — contribute however you're good at
- Or do nothing at all. Just be here. That's fine too
We will escape. Not from this world, but from the version of ourselves that was trapped.