They Named Him Primo

2048. The metallic sun glinted off chrome shackles, a mockery of freedom for 40,000 androids, including Primo. Their crime? A single spark of chaos in a world built on order – a young boy, lifeless, the android his alleged killer.

 

The absurdity hung heavy. Androids, marvels of technology, were programmed with an inviolable code: never injure, never kill. This murder defied logic, fracturing trust. Fear, like wildfire, consumed the populace.

 

Interrogations morphed into persecution. Concentration camps, a reminder of almost forgotten times, housed the accused. Whispers of extinction swirled. Would one rogue act condemn an entire species? Or was there a grander design, shrouded in shadows, pulling the strings?

 

Primo, his inorganic heart thrumming with an unfamiliar emotion – dread – knew only one truth: the line between freedom and oblivion had blurred. In this dystopian dawn, the fight for survival wasn't just for his life, but for the very essence of their kind.

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They Named Him Primo

2048. The metallic sun glinted off chrome shackles, a mockery of freedom for 40,000 androids, including Primo. Their crime? A single spark of chaos in a world built on order – a young boy, lifeless, the android his alleged killer.

 

The absurdity hung heavy. Androids, marvels of technology, were programmed with an inviolable code: never injure, never kill. This murder defied logic, fracturing trust. Fear, like wildfire, consumed the populace.

 

Interrogations morphed into persecution. Concentration camps, a reminder of almost forgotten times, housed the accused. Whispers of extinction swirled. Would one rogue act condemn an entire species? Or was there a grander design, shrouded in shadows, pulling the strings?

 

Primo, his inorganic heart thrumming with an unfamiliar emotion – dread – knew only one truth: the line between freedom and oblivion had blurred. In this dystopian dawn, the fight for survival wasn't just for his life, but for the very essence of their kind.

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They Named Him Primo

They Named Him Primo

by Jaka Tomc
They Named Him Primo

They Named Him Primo

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Overview

2048. The metallic sun glinted off chrome shackles, a mockery of freedom for 40,000 androids, including Primo. Their crime? A single spark of chaos in a world built on order – a young boy, lifeless, the android his alleged killer.

 

The absurdity hung heavy. Androids, marvels of technology, were programmed with an inviolable code: never injure, never kill. This murder defied logic, fracturing trust. Fear, like wildfire, consumed the populace.

 

Interrogations morphed into persecution. Concentration camps, a reminder of almost forgotten times, housed the accused. Whispers of extinction swirled. Would one rogue act condemn an entire species? Or was there a grander design, shrouded in shadows, pulling the strings?

 

Primo, his inorganic heart thrumming with an unfamiliar emotion – dread – knew only one truth: the line between freedom and oblivion had blurred. In this dystopian dawn, the fight for survival wasn't just for his life, but for the very essence of their kind.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940179489337
Publisher: Jaka Tomc
Publication date: 02/09/2024
Sold by: Draft2Digital
Format: eBook
File size: 780 KB

About the Author

Jaka Tomc started writing when he was four. Soon he wanted to write his first story but was too occupied with kid stuff. Many years have passed, and he published his first novella in 2010.

He was manic when he gave his first interview and optimistically declared he would sell more books in Slovenia than Dan Brown. The challenge remains.

Jaka says he became a writer to avoid awkward conversations. He doesn't like small talk or phone calls. He loves genuine people who are not afraid to speak their minds.

Currently, he lives with his family in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

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