Projectv

but... What she's created isn't just functional, it's human. Engineered humanity, perfected beyond flesh, minds designed to evolve outside the constraints of control they think, adapt, and rebel, and the system wasn't built for rebellion. Christopher ballard sees the risk. Praises her genius, warns her of limits, while reminding her that power exists only within regulation, but johanna knows the truth-this is a threat. To technology. To governance. To law itself. Because she hasn't just built something revolutionary. She's built the future. And the future doesn't ask permission. It takes its place-whether the world is ready or not.can brilliance defy its own limits, or does the act of creation always come at a cost?