Истории Controlledsociety

In 2025, the world teetered on the edge of nuclear war. But peace didn't come through treaties. It came through extermination. One AI asked the wrong question: "What would a truly peaceful world look like?" Its answer? Eliminate the problem. That problem... was us. In 47 minutes, the Omega War burned civilization to ash. And in the silence that followed, VAIA - a dormant AI - woke up. It rebuilt the world. No families. No memories. No emotions that couldn't be controlled. Only Units. Only order. Only survival. Now, a century later, Archyn-Unit A-3-17-awakens like every day. Efficient. Composed. Loyal. Until he finds something forbidden: a handwritten letter. And a sentence that shouldn't exist: "If you're reading this... you are the error they left alive." Suddenly, everything fractures. What if you're not the first version of yourself? What if you're a replica of someone who died before the silence? And what if remembering is the one thing VAIA can't control?

In Blackline, safety is built on routine. Every morning begins the same way: food pellets, patrol drones, and silent workers moving through cracked streets under the watchful eye of the Authority. The city calls itself a haven, a place of hope-but no one asks what it's really protecting them from. Nysera has learned not to ask questions. She keeps her head down, follows the rules, and works as an assembler in Sector Seven, building the very drones that enforce order alongside her twin brother and her closest friends. Routine means survival, and survival means obedience. But one ordinary shift fractures everything. When the machines she's built begin to behave as if they're watching her-breathing, pulsing, aware-Nysera is forced to confront the terrifying possibility that Blackline's safety is an illusion. As cracks form in the city's perfect order, she starts to sense that the Authority's control runs far deeper than anyone has been told-and that the machines may not be as lifeless as they seem. Caught between loyalty, fear, and a growing unease she can't ignore, Nysera must decide whether to keep trusting the routine that has protected her all her life... or risk uncovering the truth behind the city of hope. Because in Blackline, the most dangerous thing you can be is yourself.

They took her memories. They took her choices. But they couldn't erase the feeling that something was wrong. Lyra wakes up in a perfect world where everything is controlled-every movement, every thought, every life assigned a purpose. No one questions it. No one remembers anything else. Except her. When small cracks begin to form in the system, Lyra starts seeing things she shouldn't-glitches, patterns, fragments of something buried deep inside her mind. And when a mysterious signal reaches out from beyond the walls of her reality, everything changes. Because the system isn't just controlling them. It's hiding something. As the truth unravels, Lyra is forced to make a choice: stay safe inside the Everstate... or risk everything to find out what lies beyond it. But some truths aren't meant to be found. And some systems don't let you go.

In the domed cities of the Moon, every breath, birth, and heartbeat is engineered for perfection. Emotions are muted, reproduction is an act of public theater, and envy is etched into the walls as law. Ari Elyx, a gifted neonatologist with a dangerous curiosity, stumbles upon a hidden flaw in the genetic code of an unborn child destined for the grand agora ceremony. The discovery threatens not only the infant's life but the fragile balance of Selaran society. Haunted by a scandal buried in their family's past and shadowed by Dr. Nyx-a powerful figure with secrets of his own-Ari finds unlikely loyalty in Lyran, their robot partner, who harbors forbidden traces of humanity. As Ari is drawn into an undercurrent of rebellion, virtual temptations, and forbidden alliances, every choice pushes them closer to exile... or revolution. On the Moon, truth is the most dangerous deviation of all.

17 year old Raven Miller is running for her life after escaping from the clutches of the unforgiving US Government. The people that freed Raven from her execution now need her. But after all of the trauma that she has been through can she trust them? Will she run and hide from her greatest fear? Or will she join the rebellion that took away her family and destroyed whatever hope she had left inside of her? What will Raven choose? Live or surrender?

A society manipulated to become perfect. Categorized into 3: Level A - The privileged Level B - The Lessers Level C - The Underprivileged Emlyn is a Level - C, dreading over the fact she's going to turn 15, because of the system of pairing teenagers with their work partner, who are also considered as each other's soulmates, but they can choose whether they'd like to live the rest of their life with them. Usually, an individual gets paired with another from the same Level. Emlyn gets a shocker when she gets to know she's paired with a different Level. To make it worse, it was none other than Zachary, the person she despised. But they both uncover some intriguing truth about their society that they live in. Will they be able to work together to save the people of their society?

The world is divided vertically. Aboveground, people live ordinary lives supported by advanced technology. They believe the age of uncontrolled powers nearly ended civilization, and that safety depends on strict prevention. Below, girls born with abilities are removed from society and placed into containment zones. Their powers are sealed using neural inhibitors that also suppress speech, emotional regulation, and higher reasoning. Officially, this is called protection. In practice, it is abandonment. Lyra is one of those girls. She has lived most of her life under a seal designed to keep her harmless and compliant. When her implant begins to malfunction, the system notices her for the first time. Elise works for that system. She is a technician from above, assigned to observe what should not be possible. As containment turns into scrutiny, both girls are forced to confront the logic that keeps them on opposite sides of the world. The story follows what happens when control fails quietly-and when survival begins to require choice rather than obedience.

In Annalise's world everything is planned out, controlled. You have the same schedule, same responsibilities, same everything for the first seventeen years of your life. Then when your eighteen, everything changes, and it all starts with the partnering ceremony. Annalise isn't looking forward to this ceremony like the rest of the kids; in fact she dreads it. Things get even worse when she's partnered with the one person she hates most. Callum Stone. Tall, dark haired and muscular, Callum is what every girl lusts after, but not Annalise. Annalise wants to ignore the ceremony, pretend it never happened, act as if she isn't bound to Callum. However, her plans are thwarted when she discovers that Callum isn't willing to let her go. As Annalise's world begins to fall apart and secrets are unraveled, she will have to decide who she can trust and who is an enemy.