When the Olympus Group makes souls into futures, when the Blood Council weaves gods with genes, humans are just livestock raised in luminous fences - and above the sky, the brain-eating rings are counting.
In 2147, Aiden Gray made a living in the root zone of New Babylon, stealing the memories of the dead in exchange for a mouthful of synthetic nutritional ointment. He thought he was the lowest bug in the system until he discovered that there was code older than the ancient gods flowing in his body. He is the designed "Son of God" and the spark that can burn down the entire ranch.
In order not to become a part of steel or a culture medium of flesh and blood, Aiden embarks on two paths leading to madness at the same time: to be a deep diver who devours information, and to be a boundary walker who tears apart space. Caught between machinery and flesh and blood, he became a "paradox" - a half-digitized, half-entity ghost, a living virus.
But as he advanced to extraordinary levels, he gradually understood that the ultimate weapon against the ancient gods was not divine power, but forgetfulness. To seal the data halo surrounding the earth, he must write himself into the bottom layer of every electronic device and become a firewall to protect mankind, at the cost of completely erasing existence from everyone's memory.
When the end comes, you will remember the figure wearing a gray trench coat under the neon lights, and the last line he wrote in pencil on the paper:
"Remember, no, please forget me."
