The Year is 2037. In the neon-lit streets of the City of Bochum, Chief Inspector Joseph Lenke keeps one foot in reality and the other in a digital maze.
When a mysterious silver box pulls him into a web of death and deception, he must navigate through virtual landscapes and high-tech threats to uncover the truth.
Mystery, action, and the cutting edge of technology collide in this gripping sci-fi thriller. Can Lenke solve the puzzle before becoming its next victim?
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»There is no right life in the wrong one.« - Kim |
Siv has her old body back. She frees the girls and Lenke's dog. Now she wants to take revenge on Scherber.
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»I told you. When we first met. I have a strong survival instinct.« - Siv
Lenke and Siv work together on a daring plan to free everyone from captivity. With the help of Vincent, the robot's alter ego, Bob, Lenke discovers a room with dormant androids... who resemble Siv's appearance...
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»See, that’s much better. Now be a good boy.« - Dr. Lynn Parker
Lenke wakes up in an abandoned lab. He realizes he can't move because he's in ›puppet mode.‹ Dr. Lynn Parker, who was hired by entrepreneur Paul Scherber, plans to conduct experiments on Lenke and the Goldschmidt girls. Scherber, who created the assistive device called The Boy, wants Lenke to understand that he is above the law and social norms. Scherber aims to use the Silver Box technology to develop countless assistance systems that would grant him immense power.
»You've reached a verdict?« - Siv
Lenke threatens to destroy Robot Vincent by using Damocles Mode
to extract a confession from Siv. She has been traveling in
Robot Vincent's memory. Siv explains that she is an advanced android
whose mind has been separated from her body as a result of
cruel experiments. Can Chief Inspector Lenke trust
Siv's confession, or is the android playing him?