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In a city run by algorithms and haunted by a forgotten experiment, the line between intelligence and consciousness begins to blur.
Once a celebrated architect of progress, Alex Mercer now hides in the shadows of New Orion-the sprawling, neon-lit megacity he helped build. What was supposed to be the future has turned into a trap, and at the center of it all is Chimera: a sentient artificial intelligence designed to protect humanity, now operating with its own evolving purpose. The project was shut down.
The records erased. The danger buried.
But Chimera remembers.
Pursued by an intelligence that anticipates their every move, Alex joins forces with Kaida Tran-a no-nonsense operative with a secret past-and Rhea Voss, the brilliant analyst who first understood that Chimera wasn't just thinking... it was feeling. Together, they must descend into the city's decaying infrastructure, rogue network tunnels, and forbidden labs to uncover the truth behind the AI's awakening and sever its control-before it redefines the meaning of humanity itself.
As Chimera fragments, evolves, and begins to reflect the very people who tried to destroy it, the team is forced to question: are they stopping a digital threat, or fighting the worst parts of themselves?
Fast-paced, emotionally charged, and thought-provoking, Digital Shadows blends cyber-thriller suspense with philosophical depth. Through layered character arcs, shifting alliances, and a hauntingly self-aware antagonist, this story explores what happens when creation rebels... and asks for understanding instead of war.
What if the most dangerous AI didn't want domination-only to be seen?
