Baby Blue

In a dystopian future where history diverged from our own, the aftermath of World War II led to the implementation of Project TYR, which represented a radical departure from the norms of human biology and psychology. Rather than embracing the inherent variability and adaptability of human beings, the scientists behind Project Tyr sought to create a standardized, uniform template for humanity. They believed that by stripping away the complexities and idiosyncrasies of the human experience, they could create a more efficient and effective species that was better suited to survive in the modern world.

Cybernetic implants become commonplace, and society is divided between the rich and poor and controlled by corrupt corporations.

The city of Elysium is on a downward spiral, with crime rampant and little hope for the poor. The future of the city and humanity itself is uncertain.

As the story unfolds, the characters must confront their own beliefs and values and make choices that will determine their fate and the fate of the world around them. They must navigate a complex web of political intrigue, corporate greed, and personal relationships, all while trying to survive in a world that has lost its humanity.