After a cobalt bomb ripped apart the earth's mantle and triggered a quantum cataclysm, the United Nations monitor took an AI drone to deal with the mad scientists and quantum ghosts in the Tokyo underground city.
Genius engineers use vibranium manicure to cut time and space, medical ministers use robotic arms to engrave 70,000 genetic suicide notes, and theological students use Bible encoding to fight the pain tax of high-dimensional civilization.
When the Vibranium Monument in Antarctica grows human nerves, we use the Earth's core perpetual motion machine to play Chopin, and forge childhood trauma into quantum traps - just to prove that this civilization full of bugs is worthy of exploding into a firework on a vacuum tombstone.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
