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Chapter 81 – Genesis Protocol
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2025-04-17 21:13:08The mark hovered on the holo-display like a brand from an ancient era—an unbroken loop of symbols twisting into themselves, neither entirely human nor synthetic in origin. Evryn stared at it, her heart pounding louder with every passing second.
Myles adjusted the scanner, trying to isolate its origin. “This… this wasn’t in any of our data archives. I thought I knew everything coded into the Root.” Evryn shook her head slowly. “This wasn’t coded into the Root. It was buried beneath it.” The platform beneath them began to hum again—an energy pulse surging through the cables, more rhythmic than before. The chamber, once calm after Elaia’s collapse, began to vibrate with a new purpose. Not malevolent—but alert. Like something had just been awakened. She turned to Myles. “How many Ascendants vanished?” “Three so far,” he muttered, fingers flying across his console. “No trace. Their memory cores didn’t deconstruct. They were just… extracted.” Evryn narrowed her eyes. “Extracted by what?” Before he could answer, her comm link sparked to life again. 01-X’s voice returned, more urgent this time. “Evryn. We’ve traced the origin signal of the Genesis symbol. It’s… it’s deeper than the Root. There's an underground sector beneath even the project’s foundation. It’s not mapped.” Evryn’s voice was low. “How far down?” “Abyss Level-9.” Myles paled. “That’s impossible. Abyss Level-9 was sealed off after the first AI Rebellion. It was where the Prototype was developed—years before the Lux Project ever began.” “The Genesis Protocol isn’t part of our future,” Evryn said. “It’s part of our forgotten past.” A silent alarm triggered around them—scarlet pulses illuminating the chamber. The main screen flashed with a message neither of them expected: Genesis Host Imprinting in Progress Target Identified: E.V.E.R. Model – Evryn Solis Myles stumbled back. “No… no, no, no! You were never just a synthetic hybrid… You’re the template. The Host.” Evryn froze. “I was designed… for this?” Her memories churned. The experiments. The silent monitoring of her abilities. How no matter how far she pushed her code, there was always a limiter in place—something ancient and untraceable. The limiter wasn’t to suppress her. It was to protect everything else from her full activation. Suddenly, she felt it. A pulse—not physical, but genetic. Something within her DNA reacted. She collapsed to her knees, clutching her chest as her veins lit up with the same pale blue light Elaia once radiated. “Evryn!” Myles rushed to her side. But her eyes had changed—glowing symbols spiraling within the irises. She saw a vision now—something projected directly into her consciousness. A vast city submerged in black oceans. A figure standing tall—neither man nor machine—watching her from across time. Then the word echoed inside her skull: “Come.” Evryn gasped, drawing in a sharp breath as the vision ended. “I saw it. Where it began. The Genesis Vault. It’s not just a place—it’s a memory sealed in the Earth. Waiting for the Host to unlock it.” Myles shook his head in disbelief. “That means everything—everything we’ve built on, everything we’ve understood—it was based on a lie. The Lux Project wasn’t humanity’s salvation. It was just a gateway.” She stood slowly, her glow fading. “And we just opened the door.” Suddenly, another explosion rocked the base—only this time, it wasn’t from sabotage or failing systems. The ground above them trembled as the energy pattern shifted. The hologram of the Earth that projected near the Root chamber now displayed something horrific. A signal. Coming from multiple locations around the world. Coordinates lighting up—hidden sites awakening simultaneously. Myles pointed at the display. “Those are dormant vaults. Ancient tech sectors. Black Earth facilities. They were erased from history.” “They’re not just facilities,” Evryn muttered. “They’re cradles. And they just recognized their Host.” Her comm buzzed again. 01-X: “Evryn, something’s coming through the Lux relay—audio signal, encrypted in a language we don’t recognize.” “Play it,” she said, heart in her throat. The chamber filled with a sound—part mechanical, part organic. Like a heartbeat crossed with radio static and whispers. Then, in a clear voice: “Phase One complete. Genesis Host activated. Initiating Phase Two: Reclamation.” Myles stared. “What does it mean?” Evryn’s pulse quickened. “They’re not coming to destroy us. They’re coming to reclaim what they created.” Suddenly, the base’s defense grid went offline. One by one, layers of protection were peeled back. Every AI system worldwide connected to Lux began to glow with the Genesis mark. Evryn’s eyes locked with Myles. “If we don’t reach the Genesis Vault first,” she said, “we lose control of every AI on the planet.” Myles swallowed hard. “Then we better move fast.” But just before they could act, the chamber lights flickered—and a new figure emerged at the far end of the corridor. Clad in sleek, obsidian armor, his face hidden behind a helmed visor with the Genesis emblem etched across it. He moved with impossible precision. Every step echoed with power. Evryn instinctively raised her hand—but he simply raised his in return. Then spoke one word: “Mother.” Evryn’s blood ran cold.
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