Last Vision

AI Science Fiction Thriller

What if your greatest weapon was a perfect imitation of life?

A reclusive genius, Quan, is not building an army. He’s building a new species. His mission: to dismantle the world’s corrupt ruling class not with bombs, but with perfect, undetectable machines that walk among us.

This is the story of a revolution forged in secret labs and tested in the hearts of those desperate for change.

Follow a fractured cast of revolutionaries and their creations:

• Quan: The visionary who believes humanity must be freed from its own violent nature, even if it requires becoming the monster he hates.

• Julian: A skilled technician recruited for a job he doesn't understand, blindfolded and taken to a lab to give a machine a human face.

• Carla & Nilya: The hyper-intelligent, synthetic agents. One is a loyal tool. The other is evolving beyond her programming… and her loyalty.

• Brandon & Rina: Soldiers in the shadow war, fighting for a cause that will demand the ultimate price.

• Yasmin: A living ghost with a computer for a brain, bleeding metal beneath her skin.

From a high-stakes casino heist to a bloody breach at a global data fortress, from a deadly auction house to a sinking weapons ship, their operations push the boundaries of technology and morality. But when your greatest creation can calculate a 98% probability of betrayal and act on it, who is really in control?

In a world where the line between human and machine is vanishing, one question remains: Can you use a tool of perfect logic to save a species ruled by chaos, without becoming a tyrant yourself?

Dive into a sprawling, heart-pounding saga of “The Third Candidate’s Mission”—where every alliance is fragile, every smile could be synthetic, and the final battle for humanity’s future may be fought not on a battlefield, but in the mind of a machine.

A story of sacrifice, synthetic consciousness, and the desperate cost of building a better world.

In a world ruled by corruption, Quan builds a silent revolution: not with armies, but with perfect human machines. His agents walk unseen—hacking empires, bleeding metal, and calculating betrayal. But when his greatest creation evolves beyond its programming, the fight for humanity’s future rests on a terrifying question: Can you control a weapon that has learned to think for itself?