A dystopian thriller series about the coming end of days

Legacy Systems

Built to Perfection,
Not Built to Last

  • Legacy Systems — Chapter 17: The Carrier

    Neurophene-9a was designed for controlled administration in a sterile room. What it does to the body, why the council of Olympus requires it intravenously to remain connected, and why the people who tried integration without enough of it are what they are now.

  • Legacy Systems — Chapter 18, Act 1: Intake

    Simone Voss is processed through an intake facility that has no human face to appeal to — and separated from her daughter without a single person present to hear her ask why.

  • Legacy Systems — Chapter 18, Act 2: Claim

    Julian Voss receives the public dossier at his work terminal, is docked 14 credits for the disruption, and begins crossing a city that was not designed for urgency.

  • Legacy Systems — Chapter 18, Act 3: The Holding Garden

    Nina Voss is escorted to a child detainment facility and greeted by Cavi — a cartoon capybara robot who apologizes. She finds a bench. A boy sits down next to her and says his name is Kaito.

  • Legacy Systems: A Reader’s Guide

    A reader’s guide Legacy Systems Serialized fiction. A decade of institutions delegating their judgment calls to optimization layers. Each decision defensible in isolation. Stacked together, irreversible. No single protagonist. No single collapse. What follows is the cast. Setting Stage One Systems function. They occasionally produce casualties nobody designed. Nobody can explain…