Genetic diversity diminished, threatening human extinction. The Heritage program aimed to repopulate by defrosting embryos after scientists spent 100 years in cryosleep. The first generation of new humans was unpredictable.

When genetic diversity became minimal, and humanity was on the verge of extinction, the Heritage program was launched to replenish the population. It was headed by bioengineers Aleksandr and Liza Gordeevs and geneticist Pyotr Sergeevich. A group of scientists spent a hundred years in cryogenic sleep in order to defrost healthy embryos in the future. However, scientists could not even imagine what the first generation of new people and the last hope of mankind would be like.