South Farm

South Farm is a tidy patch of land tucked along a sun-warmed stretch of countryside, where a sleek robo-motorcycle rests beside a garage and a modest barn. A small house completes the picture, with flower pots blooming on one side of the porch and a table on the other, where fresh aubergines and a slicing knife hint at a recent harvest.

Claudine Baxter runs the place with a steely glare and dirt-caked boots, having left her homeworld behind after its government pushed too deep into private lives. She still grows her own special strain of something potent and only shares it with those she's deemed worthy. Her daughter Lily, a grinning mischief-maker, takes full advantage of her mother’s mellow state, pulling pranks with impunity and a twinkle in her eye.