Mindfield

De: Darlene Zagata

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The last normal day in human history was a Friday.

Dr. Margaret Fletcher remembered it clearly—not because she possessed any special gift of memory, but because it was the day before her research changed everything. The day before humanity's greatest evolutionary leap became its most devastating curse.

She had been studying neural plasticity in her laboratory at the Geneva Institute, running the same experiments she'd conducted hundreds of times before. The breakthrough seemed so simple, so elegant: a way to amplify the brain's natural ability to influence its environment through quantum field manipulation. What she thought would help paralyzed patients move objects with their minds instead opened a floodgate that could never be closed.

The change didn't happen all at once. It began with whispers—reports of children making imaginary friends appear, of daydreamers accidentally conjuring butterflies that shouldn't exist. Within weeks, it spread like wildfire through the neural networks of humanity itself, passed not through genes but through the very thoughts that connected one mind to another.

Six months later, the world was a battlefield.

This is the story of what came after. This is the story of the Mindfield.