English Mentat · From Zero To Hero

One mind.
Two entrances.

Choose how you want to enter the learning world. Lenka gets a warm narrative path with characters, plot, and side quests. Valentin gets a cyberpunk map of gates, branches, and system state. The backend remains one evidence-bound English Mentat.

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Warm illustrated city with three language paths and story characters

Lenka · Story mode

Enter the story

A warm narrative illustration: a city, three language paths, a living plot, and optional side quests. Each chapter turns an English objective into something the learner wants to discover.

main quest carries the learning plan
characters and scenes hold vocabulary in memory
side quests repair exactly what the ledger marks as weak

Open the quest board

Cyberpunk campaign map with six glowing progression gates and branching paths

Valentin · System mode

Map the system

A cyberpunk campaign map: six gate nodes, branching routes, quests, and a central mind.glass core. Progress is visible as a system state, never as a vague promise.

G0 → G5 makes the CEFR route legible
branches expose the next useful intervention
receipts and evidence stay attached to every claim

Inspect the contract

Same cognition · different doorway

The backend stays honest.

Both modes use one narrative learning core: plot, side quests, learner ledger, spaced retrieval, remediation, and measured CEFR gates. Persona changes the voice and the route through the material — never the verifier or the evidence boundary.

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Narrative curriculum layer

Side quests are targeted, not random.

The main plot supplies momentum. The learner ledger chooses the next optional mission: retrieval, grammar repair, reading evidence, or a message to the crew.

Vocabulary

Echo Market

Recover words that slipped out of memory.

Grammar

Broken Sign

Repair a sentence before the city misreads it.

Reading

Archive Fragment

Find the signal hidden in a short text.

Writing

Message to the Crew

Write the next move in your own words.