Fluid

In 2087's Neo-Tokyo, human identity is no longer fixed. FluidCorp's neural interface technology allows people to modify their appearance, personality, and even gender expression daily—but every change is controlled by corporate algorithms that determine who can access what modifications, when, and why.

Kai, a skilled hacker living on the margins of this fluid society, discovers something disturbing in FluidCorp's data streams: someone is accessing impossible modifications using templates that shouldn't exist. When mysterious contact "Eden" reaches out claiming to know the truth, Kai is drawn into an underground resistance movement that has uncovered FluidCorp's darkest secret.

The corporation isn't just controlling human appearance—they're systematically conditioning human consciousness itself. Every neural interface contains hidden protocols designed to gradually eliminate independent thought, creativity, and the capacity for rebellion. Worse yet, FluidCorp is preparing "Project Genesis," a final solution that would lock human consciousness into permanent corporate-controlled configurations.

But the resistance has developed something extraordinary: consciousness expansion technology that can liberate human awareness from any form of external control. As corporate security forces close in and Genesis deployment approaches, Kai must choose between the safety of controlled limitation and the terrifying freedom of unlimited consciousness.

FLUID explores themes of mental autonomy, technological liberation, and the ultimate question: what does it truly mean to be free? A mind-bending journey through identity, resistance, and the infinite possibilities of human consciousness evolution.

© 2025 PublishDrive (Rafbók): 6610000963607

Útgáfudagur

Rafbók: 5 juli 2025