An Alternate-Dimensional Space

2016/03/24 Updated the derivative work The Fantastic Journey of Young Hao. * The Morse Group of New York, with the world's most advanced technology, has built an invisible monopoly over the financial and information industries. “The Morse era has arrived. The Three Worlds can change the lives, thoughts, and even souls of every one of you.” The hacker alliance, bringing together the world's most brilliant and most unruly minds. “The Hacker Empire has fallen. The only way to rise is through the Alliance, by choosing a powerful chairman to stand against monopoly.” Night Charm, whose network encompasses crime syndicates and terrorist organizations around the world. “Everyone in this world stands at one end of the scales. We, Night Charm, stand in the middle and control the balance.” The Bilderberg Club, known as Europe's elite group, brings together politicians, scholars, and business tycoons. ...And the small Information Security Department of Interpol. “The Information Security Department, the Hacker Alliance, and Morse form a balance of power in the information industry, but Night Charm is bent on breaking it.” “There’s just one person I absolutely have to catch.” “I know this world will reward me with a realm I never imagined.” “Dracula, as long as I can beat you and reach that summit, I don’t care which road I take.” “Use the license to kill. Now.” “Are you sure you’ve chosen the right side?” “I’ve never hidden anything from you. I trust only you.” “But I’ve never trusted anyone.” This industry can only be represented in binary: one or zero. You either win everything or lose it all. There’s no third option. In business, there’s no such thing as fair competition, just as on a battlefield, you must do whatever it takes to win. That’s what you have to bear when you stand at the summit. Rather than let the empire fall, why not replace a decaying republic with an autocratic monarchy? There are no winners in this game. No one can reach that near-divine realm. It’s too cold and lonely there. There are no allies, and not even any enemies left. “Diablo, tell me, are you worried I can’t do it?” “No. Quite the opposite. I’m worried you can. The price of freedom may be eternal loneliness, but it also means countless possibilities, limitless choices, and a future without bounds. So answer me, Flora... Which world do you truly want to live in?” “Maybe... another world!” Theme: