My Overseer Is Broke

Moving day was supposed to be the hard part. Lee had enough to deal with — his chaotic sister, his dad quietly absorbing his mom's moods, a new house that didn't feel like home yet. Setting up his room felt like the one thing he could actually control. Then a door appeared that had no business being there. One bad decision later, Lee isn't home anymore. He's been pulled into a world governed by Overseers — beings who treat reality like a board game and everyone in it like pieces. There are objectives. There is progression. Somewhere buried in the rules, there is an exit. His Overseer should be walking him through all of it. His Overseer is broken. A broken game doesn't mean easier. It means the rules can change without warning, the objectives can shift mid-mission, and losing might be permanent.  He just has to figure it out before the system decides he's a lost cause.