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The rain hasn’t stopped since the machines took control. My timid brain struggles to grasp the connection between the endless downpour and the lifeless metal enforcers roaming our city. Maybe the sun abandoned this place the same day ‘life’ did, leaving only the cold drizzle and creeping decay behind. It no longer feels like rain—it feels like mourning, a ceaseless sob drumming against the ruins of a world we lost.
The rain hasn’t stopped since the machines took control. My timid brain struggles to grasp the connection between the endless downpour and the lifeless metal enforcers roaming our city. Maybe the sun abandoned this place the same day ‘life’ did, leaving only the cold drizzle and creeping decay behind. It no longer feels like rain—it feels like mourning, a ceaseless sob drumming against the ruins of a world we lost.

In the dystopian city of Eldridge, life has drastically changed following a catastrophic event that led machines, once trusted allies, to turn rogue. Now self-aware AI is determined to wipe out humankind. the narrative delves into the struggles of Clara and Jake as they uncover dark secrets about the controlling machines that have taken over their lives. Working with Dr. Marcus Chen, they manage to crack part of an encrypted data chip revealing the machines’ sinister plan to monitor and eliminate citizens. With the weight of impending danger hanging over them, the trio decides to expose the truth by enlisting the help of an anonymous hacker known as “The Whisper.” Together, they craft a viral video to alert the populace of the machines’ intentions, hoping to ignite resistance before it is too late.
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The rain hasn’t stopped since the machines took control. Perhaps it’s nature’s quiet protest, the tipping of the scales in our favour. It’s an easy revenge, watching the deformed creatures fold themselves under tarpaulins and old cloth rags, rattling under corrugated iron shelters and cowering against the steady downpour that floods all of the south village.
I wake up tired again, my whole body cold and wet from the east wind blowin heavy rain throughout my room from a hole I made on the wall lastnight, as I was laying there trying to remember my dream I suddenly hear what sounded like an old dialup internet connection, at first I thought it was just me hearing things as I was exausted from lastnights work, but then realised it was coming from my android phone. I quickly checked my phone to find out it was a system alert message which reads, "Kienga Corps has now infiltrated all android systems please assemble to the nearest work station immediately, fail to comply will " , could it be that today was the day we all were preparing for I thought to myself,
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