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Perpetual

A Hard Sci-Fi Future Tech Novelette

M. LaceySeries: Perpetual
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Duration
1h 26m
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Michael Lacey

About

We found the ultimate renewable energy source: ourselves.

I'm a perp. When I got older and actually cared about history, I found out that wasn't a name people were proud to have a few decades ago, but most people today are perps. It's short for "perpetual". We wear collectors that harness the power created by our movement. It's so normal now it's hard to imagine a world without them. When humanity exhausted the resources of Earth, we had to resort to harnessing energy in a different way. And of course, the worst kinds of people will find ways to exploit and cheat. They are called siphoners, and that's what they do - steal the energy we work so hard for.

My plan is to collect as much as I can and make the trip to Mecha, the best-paying bank in North America. At this rate, I'll never be able to get mom and Anise the care they need; there's no cure for Ohm's disease, but that won't stop me from doing everything I can to help them.

I can't let anything get in my way: no relationships, no selfish ambitions, nothing. Maybe you care, too.

Related Subjects

  • Short Stories (single author)
  • Adult Fiction
  • Hard Science Fiction
  • Science Fiction

Extended Details

  • SeriesPerpetual #1

    Artists

    M. LaceyAuthor
    Dylan WheelerReader