In a post-plague world, Inara navigates biohacking and survival with a malfunctioning vaccine chip, risking her humanity.
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In a post-plague world, Inara navigates biohacking and survival with a malfunctioning vaccine chip, risking her humanity.
During the Decade of Plagues, pandemics brought civilization to a standstill. The only way out was the Aspis chip: a wearable mRNA vaccine factory, able to immunize you against new viruses on the fly. But not everyone wanted it. They created an open alternative: Darkome, an underground community of biohackers modifying their own genes and bodies. Inara came of age in a Darkome village - but only an Aspis could keep her rare cancer in check, updating her immune system at a pace with her cancer's ...
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Moderate violence likely due to pursuit and conflict in a dystopian setting.
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No fantasy magic depicted.
No real-world occult content depicted.
Strong themes of bioethics, government control, and societal division.
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Minor themes of systemic conflict and personal struggle with illness.
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