Decline follows Elias Morren as he documents a city’s slow unraveling, not through collapse but through exhaustion, shortages, and quiet compromises. As systems fail and communities fracture, Elias moves from observer to participant, recording voices, losses, and small acts of care. Decline is revealed not as an end, but as the stripping away of assumptions, forcing people to choose between isolation and shared survival. In the absence of rescue, humanity becomes the last remaining infrastructure.
