Dystopian Sci-Fi · Trilogy
With enforcement tightening and resistance no longer theoretical, David leads a small group beyond the boundaries of society in search of a place to begin again. As they move toward isolation and the promise of independence, the cost of that decision becomes immediate. When confrontation turns violent, David is forced to make a choice that defines his leadership—and the kind of world they are willing to build.
As a boy raised by fiercely independent, intellectually driven parents, David comes of age as society begins embracing genetic engineering and neural integration as a path to human advancement. While the world moves toward optimization and control, he is shaped by a different philosophy—one rooted in autonomy, self-reliance, and the belief that humanity must remain imperfect to remain free. His early choices will set the foundation for a life in opposition to the system.
In a near-future society driven by genetic engineering and neural integration, the promise of a perfected humanity begins to reshape the world. As technology blurs the line between enhancement and control, a small group begins to question what is being gained—and what is being lost. At the center is David, whose early exposure to these ideas sets him on a path that will ultimately challenge the system itself, raising a fundamental question: if humanity can be perfected, what does it mean to remain human?
