Corporatecontrol Stories

Cassidy Nieves, an encryption tech for the Imperium Globale, is dispatched to install the Superluminal Teleconduction System, SprTCS, on the dwarf planet Petra, a remote LMNT mining colony. But LMNT management has stubbornly resisted this revolutionary upgrade for years, citing vague "controversial" issues. Upon arrival, Cassidy finds Petra's communication systems mysteriously "down", effectively isolating the entire crew. As he races to bring the SprTCS online and locate a vanished IG representative, Cassidy begins to unravel a sinister secret concerning LMNT's older transit system-a truth that reveals the chilling reality behind what really happens to workers whose contracts are "up" and who are supposedly "sent home". In this distant colony, the journey home might be more terrifying than staying.

"Are you human?" he asked. "I am a robot." she lied. But robots don't bleed. Do they? _Humanoid-ai-robot#013_

Dark, gritty, and unflinching, this story dives deep into survival in a city where trust is rare and every choice has a cost. If you like dystopian worlds full of edge, mystery, and tough truths, this one's for you.

New Berlin is dying-choked by smog, ruled by corporations, and drowning in violence. For Elena Novac, a weary medical technician, every shift means stitching together lives that are already half-lost, while her own future slips further out of reach. Then comes the broadcast: "DFR Corporation Colony Program. New Worlds! New Chances!" White beaches. Alien skies. Whole new worlds rising from barren plains. The promise of escape. But Elena knows the truth behind the ads. For every smiling family in a corporate video, there are whispers of disease, disasters, and settlers who vanish into silence. Signing up means surrendering everything-her past, her freedom, even her name-for a one-way ticket to the stars. Caught between a collapsing Earth and the lure of the unknown, Elena must choose: endure the slow death of the world she knows, or risk everything on an uncertain journey beyond the sky. Because in the colonies, hope is no guarantee of survival... Editorial Note: This is the english translation of the story. Original is written in german. Editorial Note: "Dear Visual Artists, I have neither the plans nor the money to have extended artwork done. Thanks."

A theory about technological control unfolds through the rise of smartphones and the quiet power they hold over everyday life. This book examines the cycle of iPhone upgrades, the 2017 lawsuit over intentionally slowed devices, and the fine line between corporate explanation and consumer manipulation. It also explores digital surveillance, app tracking, and personalized advertising, questioning whether modern technology serves us-or subtly conditions our behavior.

In the engineered sprawl of Chadsville's world, where sovereignty bows to industry and the borders of nations are patrolled by drones, power wears a corporate face. Spark Inc., the behemoth that shapes policy, people, and progress, operates in shadows deeper than any government. And from within those shadows, it forges its finest weapons. Kai Soren, a precision-engineered hybrid created through Spark's most advanced gene-editing protocols, is one such weapon. Designed for infiltration, intelligence extraction, and quiet elimination. Kai doesn't just follow orders, he was born to be the edge of Spark's blade. Deployed with his unpredictable partner, Ren Alaryn, Kai is sent into Nova Terra, where an underground weapons deal threatens to tip the regional balance. But when an explosion derails the mission, the two are thrust into a larger conspiracy, one involving dissident factions and a war long in the making. With Spark Inc.'s authority challenged and the truth buried beneath layers of deception, Kai must decide where his loyalty lies. Is he merely a creation, bound to the corporation's will, or is he capable of something Spark never intended: choice?