Sitting comfortably in the city limits of San Diego, most people have never heard of the Chula Vista Collective. So far as they're concerned, The Collective is a dead end, nothing to see and nothing to hear. Yet, to those approached with its enticing existence can sense much more at hand. Troubled students across the United States, infamous for serious transactions of violent outbursts or starting riots find themselves contacted. Given new opportunities for survival, an escape from the System, a chance to soar into dominance - or even glory - the offer is often too much to refuse . These children, both the gifted and deadly, are then brought together as one united body. Fully funded by the federal government, in both cases those that accept are transferred to Chula Vista in California. All expenses paid for the students that are selected.

First glance would lead someone to think that the Chula Vista Collective is everything the Government promised and more. Harsh and strict discipline to keep the troubled students in line and shape them in to productive members of society. State of the art equipment provided in the classrooms, far better then anything found in normal public schools.

However, with a second look it is easy to see that under the surface trouble is bubbling, from the rivalry between the three schools and the Director of the School Board, to the dissent among the students that chafe against the overly harsh discipline of the Collective.

Secrets seem to be everywhere, why is the military guarding a building being constructed on the Academy grounds? Who are the strange people that the Minister of the University keeps meeting with? What is the Principal going to do about the whispers of riot that can be heard in the hall?

There is only one way to know, and that is to enroll in the Chula Vista Collective. Do you have what it takes to enter and survive? Or will you break like so many before you?