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Title: How to Live Without Money (and Without Wi-Fi) Genre: Adult Science Fiction / Speculative Epic Word Count: ~58.546 Author: Mangroove Armadillo
Synopsis
In the year 2530, centuries after the collapse of digital civilization, humanity has rebuilt itself on Earth through six great biodomes - sanctuaries of survival where money, data, and hierarchy no longer exist. The world is united under the Council of the Domas, guided by the philosopher-strategist Amon Zarish and the living network Hipátia, an artificial consciousness that stores fragments of every human soul.
Peace ends when Mars, a hyper-capitalist civilization built on control and debt, declares war on Earth, seeking to reclaim the planet's natural energy sources. Amid this cosmic tension emerges Zyandri, a young musician born during the age of reconstruction. Her music, created through quantum harmonics, begins to influence the emotional and energetic fields of both planets - turning sound into a weapon and consciousness into a battlefield.
During the Festival of the Six Domes, Zyandri experiences a vision that connects her to Hipátia and to a hidden "Singularity" - an entity linking life, matter, and sound. When war erupts, she becomes an accidental symbol of resistance. Her performances ripple through space, triggering revolts on Mars and awakening ancient energies buried beneath both worlds.
As the Battle of the Auras begins, Earth's biomechanical fleets - powered by the spirits of fallen pilots - face off against the Martian clone armies. Amidst this chaos, Zyandri discovers the truth of her lineage: her father, Kenji, is a human-machine hybrid created during the first age of immortals, and her mother, Maara, an energy conduit capable of fusing human and cosmic consciousness. Zyandri inherits both - and becomes something entirely new.
The war culminates in the emergence of the Reptilians, an ancient race hidden beneath Mars since before recorded history. Believing them to be enemies, Zyandri unleashes her forbidden black aura, annihilating countless foes - until she learns the truth: the Reptilians are the original architects of consciousness, long enslaved by Mars' ruling elite. Realizing her rage serves the same darkness she fights, Zyandri halts the war, forging an unprecedented alliance between Earth, Mars, and the Reptilian survivors.
Peace follows under the Solar Alliance, led by Amon Zarish and Rina, a former Martian scientist. But beneath the surface, Zyandri feels a pull toward the unknown - a vibration resonating with the "Vazio," the cosmic void that predates all creation. When she finally confronts it, she vanishes into a black sphere, whispering only: "It's just the beginning."
Her disappearance becomes myth - the birth of a new age where humanity must redefine life itself beyond flesh, code, and sound.
Themes & Tone
How to Live Without Money (and Without Wi-Fi) is a post-apocalyptic epic about survival, consciousness, and the price of evolution. It explores spiritual materialism, artificial immortality, and the balance between technology and nature - told through lyrical prose, musical rhythm, and cinematic scope.
Comparable works: The Left Hand of Darkness (Ursula K. Le Guin), Blindsight (Peter Watts), and The Three-Body Problem (Liu Cixin).
Synopsis
In the year 2530, centuries after the collapse of digital civilization, humanity has rebuilt itself on Earth through six great biodomes - sanctuaries of survival where money, data, and hierarchy no longer exist. The world is united under the Council of the Domas, guided by the philosopher-strategist Amon Zarish and the living network Hipátia, an artificial consciousness that stores fragments of every human soul.
Peace ends when Mars, a hyper-capitalist civilization built on control and debt, declares war on Earth, seeking to reclaim the planet's natural energy sources. Amid this cosmic tension emerges Zyandri, a young musician born during the age of reconstruction. Her music, created through quantum harmonics, begins to influence the emotional and energetic fields of both planets - turning sound into a weapon and consciousness into a battlefield.
During the Festival of the Six Domes, Zyandri experiences a vision that connects her to Hipátia and to a hidden "Singularity" - an entity linking life, matter, and sound. When war erupts, she becomes an accidental symbol of resistance. Her performances ripple through space, triggering revolts on Mars and awakening ancient energies buried beneath both worlds.
As the Battle of the Auras begins, Earth's biomechanical fleets - powered by the spirits of fallen pilots - face off against the Martian clone armies. Amidst this chaos, Zyandri discovers the truth of her lineage: her father, Kenji, is a human-machine hybrid created during the first age of immortals, and her mother, Maara, an energy conduit capable of fusing human and cosmic consciousness. Zyandri inherits both - and becomes something entirely new.
The war culminates in the emergence of the Reptilians, an ancient race hidden beneath Mars since before recorded history. Believing them to be enemies, Zyandri unleashes her forbidden black aura, annihilating countless foes - until she learns the truth: the Reptilians are the original architects of consciousness, long enslaved by Mars' ruling elite. Realizing her rage serves the same darkness she fights, Zyandri halts the war, forging an unprecedented alliance between Earth, Mars, and the Reptilian survivors.
Peace follows under the Solar Alliance, led by Amon Zarish and Rina, a former Martian scientist. But beneath the surface, Zyandri feels a pull toward the unknown - a vibration resonating with the "Vazio," the cosmic void that predates all creation. When she finally confronts it, she vanishes into a black sphere, whispering only: "It's just the beginning."
Her disappearance becomes myth - the birth of a new age where humanity must redefine life itself beyond flesh, code, and sound.
Themes & Tone
How to Live Without Money (and Without Wi-Fi) is a post-apocalyptic epic about survival, consciousness, and the price of evolution. It explores spiritual materialism, artificial immortality, and the balance between technology and nature - told through lyrical prose, musical rhythm, and cinematic scope.
Comparable works: The Left Hand of Darkness (Ursula K. Le Guin), Blindsight (Peter Watts), and The Three-Body Problem (Liu Cixin).
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