By morning, Prestige has already decided what happened.

A student didn’t fall — she transferred. There was no accident — just a complication. No silence — only a cleaner narrative.

When Nia returns to campus, the building looks untouched. New posters. Fresh uniforms. Smiling donors. No trace of Amaya Briggs — except the locker marked for redistribution and a red envelope that should never exist.

Inside it is the truth Prestige doesn’t say out loud: Red Choir isn’t an honor. It’s a claim.

As Nia’s CREDIT begins to quietly slide, she learns what Echo Tier really means — not failure, but invisibility. Fewer eyes. Fewer doors. More freedom. And more danger.

Guided by forgotten hallways, blind cameras, and a janitor who knows where the school stops looking, Nia begins mapping the parts of Prestige that were never meant to be seen.

This is the episode where the system stops pretending. Where disappearance becomes policy. Where talent turns into inventory.

And where Nia Calloway decides she will no longer sing for applause — only for the truth.

This is Echo Tier.