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The Jeager Project

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Parts 20
Time 4h 55m

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Humanity has been exiled to he moon after aliens send machines and as a result humans created android and the both parties has been at war with each others since thousand of the years now.
      In this I tried to argue that what is freedom,freewill, does androids think of an electric sheep and what if all your belief were nothing more than just a lie and how will the person deal with it
    this lockdown thing also has some effect on its,because it made me release the joy that comes with meeting old friends and colleagues alike
    Took me nearly like one and a half year to complete this and at first it was going to be simply action type story ,along the journey it became to be as it is infront of you
    Now if you are one of my friend you probably have already read the story and I know most of you liked the org ending well i change it
    now it is more dark 
    if this covid 19 thing hasnt happened
Maybe i would never publisb it hereAll Rights Reserved

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The Devoured Sons: Book One: Echoes of The Solemn Veil by sethdanielparker

Two generations after The Solemn Veil killed billions, AI Humanara rebuilt society, but not everything is as it seems. What secrets lie beyond the veil? The sun became our enemy, hurling lethal radiation through the Earth's suddenly and suspiciously weakened magnetosphere. Those who survived the initial onslaught cowered underground or in concrete towers, hoping to save themselves from man and elements alike. Just when humanity's future appeared most dire, the Benefactor emerged, sending his legions of AI Humanara to save the world and integrate with society. He was our savior-or so we thought. I lived behind the walls of Nashville, one of six districts inside the city-state of Athens. There was very little crime, and we never went without necessities. However, something about my life had always felt inherently wrong. I felt as if I were missing a part of my soul. After one elaborate night with friends, I discovered the simple yet elusive answer: freedom. As I pen this warning on the last day of a long life, I intend to share the truths I've unearthed about freedom, the illusions of peace, and the price of utopia so that you don't make the same mistakes we did. Thus, I invite you to go beyond the veil with me.

Mankinds last Silhouette by Violet_Sunrise_098

Empire. At the end only Empire remains. No matter how many times you rebel Empire remains. No matter how many times you fight for your democratic Empire remains. Now bend for your emperorr. Welcome readers to my fantasy world. I have brought you something beyond the constraints of my imagination, and I wonder if many are ready for it; however, a good story must be told, and I am fortunate to be the one to tell it. Imagine a world where the vile nature of mankind creeps its ugly head as humanity faces its first and last major catastrophe. The world plunged into everlasting darkness, entrenched in chaos and disorder, where hope is a distant flitting memory. The story I propose to my fellow readers follows Anthony Verdun, who was only a boy when all he knew was taken from him in an instant. Like many others, on that day, those who survived lost a part of themselves, forever scarred by the family, friends, and loved ones they lost. Their lives changed forever; how could it not? I welcome you to join the world I have created, indulge in this hypothetical, and dive into this what-if. What that is, well, you would have to read to find out. Weekly chapter uploads, so stay vigilant. Here is the link to the community discord, where we can discuss the book further. All are welcome, but please be respectful: https://discord.gg/nVPetSuc Link to chapters podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4fyolNUVpfAWSVSUqVe16h?si=ogU8YapNTcCaQLqHbDCnZQ

An Imitation of Love (A Detroit: Become Human Story) by KhaiB92

In the year 2038, Sebastien Parker lives in Detroit, Michigan the home of CyberLife, creator of the modern android. Sebastian considers himself an "android advocate" and is repulsed by the idea of androids being used and abused by humans. But what happens when CyberLife's newest model, the LV1000, gets delivered to his doorstep? Love couldn't possibly happen... could it? Sebastien and the android soon find themselves fighting for something they've always wanted while the encroaching civil war between android and man comes to fruition. *This is a fanfiction I wrote that lives in the Detroit: Become Human universe. If you haven't played the game, don't read to avoid spoilers!*

The Vordox by read_immortal

This story is an outcome of a drastically declining future. When humanity was completely lost and there was no one left on Earth taking care for it or others. Humans have become soo busy in their own lives that they have completely forgotten about others and even other lives on Earth. So many species are now extinct because of them and even though life is almost over we still not able to see the right thing. If we had seen things in the right way the right perspective we would've have alot to share and alot to give . We would've had inventions quite earlier the 22nd century but interestingly we were losing everything.....

MAD LOVE|| Dmh ConnorxOC by ughigidk

"Good evening Ms. Anderson, didn't expect to see you here. Might I ask why placing yourself in such danger?" "That's a good question Connor, might I ask why your following me?" --------------------- DETROIT BECOME HUMAN MIGHT I SAY IS FRANKLY AMAZING HOW CAN I NOT WRITE A FANFIC ON THE SEXIEST ANDROID LIKE REALLY Made my Cover 6/28/18-12:34am Started 6/21/18-3:15am Completed 8/1/18-12:54am

Alive: to Live is to Love by KeiZiahKnight1886

Androids. Many humans believed that androids were nothing but pieces of plastic and metal, designed to just accomplish tasks and orders that they gave. They believed androids were nothing but obedient servants who had no emotions, no feelings, and so this led them to being mistreated. But who's to say they don't have emotions? That they don't have feelings? That they weren't- Alive? Who is to say that androids can't feel anger? Despair? Happiness? Love? Little did the humans know that androids were capable of feeling things too. Androids were alive, capable to live and to love. [A Detroit: Become Human, Markus x reader story]

THEREFORE I AM [Completed] by mickeylukemitchell

If they are made in our image, surely they will suffer the same trials? In 2078, sentient androids help rebuild a damaged world. Eli, a unique android, struggles to find his place in a world that both fears and covets him as he becomes entangled in a dangerous game of politics and rebellion. Ten years prior, Dr. Randeep Singh races against time to prevent an impending disaster while balancing the demands of a ruthless dictator. As the two timelines collide, Eli and Dr. Randeep Singh are forced to confront their vulnerabilities and limitations in the face of overwhelming challenges. Early Reviews: "Your characterisation of your main cast was expertly done, but the Board wanted to highlight Eli, whose near childlike wonder at his own existence and other life rather paradoxically creates a sense of hope and beauty in the face of such instability." "I was very pleased with the intriguing plot, which was well-conceived and developed, alongside a most fascinating cast of characters. I believe your story is very well-structured and well-grounded allowing the story to build progressively and weave together the underlying messages included in your work, including concepts of control and existence, as well as uncontrolled scientific exploration that are sure to resonate with many contemporary readers" This is not 'man vs machine' - 'Therefore I Am' delves into ethics of class systems as sentient androids are introduced into a brutal world scorched by a world war and ran by a sadistic regime. Narrated over two timelines, this novel is a real page-turner and a hot take on robotic AI. Although this story discusses AI themes; no AI was used in the creation or in the writing process. I wanted this book available to read for free but if you wish to support me you can buy this book in paperback on Amazon in most territories. Search: Mickey Luke Mitchell - Therefore I Am at a very reasonable price.

Black Star: Odyssey Beyond Infinity by Hazelnut_N

I... was an enemy of humanity, and somehow, humanity is the enemy of mine. --- Or rather, they thrust me into the whirlwind of accountability for a mistake, a disaster, that pushed us beyond the borders of Earth to "save the human race" yet again, as we had probably stained the great humans' great intentions, and great reputation. As I soared into the exhilarating vastness of space, embraced by dazzling stars and swirling galaxies, I had uncovered a haunting truth - one that reshaped everything I thought I knew, unfolding the mysteries of the universe and my very existence. It was the 23rd century, the world was supposed to reflect a Golden Age, but nothing could be perfect... --- Highest rankings: 3rd in Betray

Humanity's Drive by Creide_

With artificial life ruling the Earth, small human rebellions seem to be the only hope for humanity's freedom, but can the world survive if humans are allowed to thrive?

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The Devoured Sons: Book One: Echoes of The Solemn Veil cover

Mankinds last Silhouette cover

An Imitation of Love (A Detroit: Become Human Story) cover

The Vordox cover

MAD LOVE|| Dmh ConnorxOC cover

Alive: to Live is to Love cover

THEREFORE I AM [Completed] cover

Black Star: Odyssey Beyond Infinity cover

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The Devoured Sons: Book One: Echoes of The Solemn Veil

Two generations after The Solemn Veil killed billions, AI Humanara rebuilt society, but not everything is as it seems. What secrets lie beyond the veil? The sun became our enemy, hurling lethal radiation through the Earth's suddenly and suspiciously weakened magnetosphere. Those who survived the initial onslaught cowered underground or in concrete towers, hoping to save themselves from man and elements alike. Just when humanity's future appeared most dire, the Benefactor emerged, sending his legions of AI Humanara to save the world and integrate with society. He was our savior-or so we thought. I lived behind the walls of Nashville, one of six districts inside the city-state of Athens. There was very little crime, and we never went without necessities. However, something about my life had always felt inherently wrong. I felt as if I were missing a part of my soul. After one elaborate night with friends, I discovered the simple yet elusive answer: freedom. As I pen this warning on the last day of a long life, I intend to share the truths I've unearthed about freedom, the illusions of peace, and the price of utopia so that you don't make the same mistakes we did. Thus, I invite you to go beyond the veil with me.