The enemy the world chose
Against a world a girl drove mad,
a young man rebels.
STORY
About the Story
Five hundred years ago, one girl lost her life. But her cells did not sleep across those centuries. They became the power that saved humanity—and ruled the world. Disease vanished. Hunger vanished. But so did freedom.
This is the story of Lado, a young man who rebels against that world.
WORLD
World Setting
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01 | WORLD OVERVIEW
World Setting
The war ended. The idea of nations vanished. The megacorp Astracore abandoned weapons and unified the world. Humanity should have been freed from conflict, and found unprecedented peace and prosperity. But that ideal did not last long. Because with the discovery of Feature Cells, the ideal began to crumble. And when one girl stood at Astracore’s summit, the company that once brought peace began to turn into a force that ruled over people.
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02 | RESISTANTS
The Resisters
A rebel force formed twenty years ago to resist Astracore’s rule over the world. Centered on the hero Leak, they fought to reclaim freedom—until defeat at Northern-Moust destroyed the organization.
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03 | FEATURE CELL
Feature Cells
Cells that heal disease and grant extraordinary power. Those implanted with them are called Star Successors. Each use draws the host closer to death—yet many still seek that privileged future, and wish to become Star Successors.
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04 | SUCCESSORS
Star Successors
Those who carry Feature Cells. Only those recognized by the world are chosen, and favored as a new class. Most Star Successors have no power—but a few awaken to rare gifts. And the stronger the generation’s power, the steeper the cost.
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05 | NORTHERN-MOUST
Northern-Moust
The northernmost origin of Feature Cells. Astracore’s greatest research hub—and a forbidden zone where no one is still allowed to enter.
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06 | CRIA
Clear
A cruel power held by a gentle woman—an existence itself born from a subject’s Feature Cells. It erases every living trace; those it claims lose even the fact that they ever existed in this world.
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07 | DRACOLIGHT
Dracolight
A clan with red eyes who call themselves descendants of dragons. They shun contact with others and draw power through the swords they own—swordsmen who live with inherited pride in their hearts.
CHARACTER
Characters
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Lado Braver
The hero’s son
A pure-hearted youth—boss of the righteous outlaws.
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Ferris Logan
Purple Eyes, with violet pupils
Once the command tower of the Resisters.
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Celis Spielberg
The girl who rules the world
An immortal sovereign at the heart of a mad order.
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Ārls Reclick
Strongest Dracolight swordsman
A warrior who cuts a path with blade and pride.
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Tīta Smith
A justice-driven boy
Lado’s brother by bond, not by blood.
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Aria Braver
Lado’s foster mother
A survivor among the Resisters.
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HIGHLIGHTS
Highlights
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An overwhelming world
A world ruled by corporations. Yet behind the peace, people live with conflict and tragedy. Lado’s companions also fight while carrying their own struggles. A vast world where near-future SF and dark fantasy collide.
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Foreshadowing woven through
Five hundred years of history lead toward a single truth. With every page, a new discovery awaits.
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Fiery human drama
Friend and foe alike fight with their own wishes on their backs. One person’s justice becomes another’s tragedy.
REVIEW
Reviews
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The “peace” behind corporate rule—and Lado’s rebellion—hit hard. Near-future SF with more depth than a plain dystopia.
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Friend and foe fight with their own wishes. One person’s justice becoming another’s tragedy fits the weight of dark fantasy perfectly.
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Foreshadowing that ties five hundred years into one truth is brilliant. Every chapter brings a discovery—real long-form depth.
FAQ
FAQ
Is it on Kindle Unlimited?
Yes. If you are subscribed, you can read it for free.
Can I read it on my phone?
Yes. You can read on smartphones and tablets via the Kindle app or browser.
Is it a series?
There is no sequel, but a side story is planned.
Will you obey
the world the girl made?
Or—
will you rebel?
This is a story of dominion and inheritance.
