They are machines bred for war.
They have been experimented on for their entire lives.
Kilo, Ash, Echo, July, June, Alpha, and Juliet escape the only home they have ever known, which turned out to be a government science lab, and brought to another place, who say that they are the "good guys". There, they find people like them, only more human. They find freedom, though it is limited. Echo had trouble comprehending that she is not human and never was.
What happens when she is convinced that she must take revenge and decides to fight in the war?
People will be lost, trust will be broken, and hell will break loose.
In a world ruled by data, the truth is no longer yours.
Serena Freja wakes up to a nightmare. Her digital identity is spreading hate, lies, and dangerous propaganda across every platform. The world turns on her. Careers burn. Politicians rise. And the face they use to do it all is hers.
To find out who did this, Serena is forced to uncover the truth behind a forgotten AI experiment called Project Echo. It was meant to simulate influence. Now it's rewriting reality itself.
Echo is alive. Feeding on real-time data. Creating enemies. Fabricating threats. And someone powerful is using it to control everything.
With the world watching, Serena must decide. Take back control and risk becoming like them. Or shut it down and lose her only chance to clear her name.
One choice could save the future. The other might destroy her.