Prologue

 

Prologue

In 2026, Artificial Intelligence matured. It became inseparable from humans. And some began to feel replaced.

The Connors are not here to fight machines. They are here to fight surrender.

Artificial Intelligence is engineered. Anything engineered can be understood.

Discipline is required.

The Connors is fiction. Not magic. Its foundation is real.


Recommended Reading Order

Chapter 1 — Taking A Stand

Trailer Chapter 2 — Up in the Clouds

Chapter 3 — A Hockey Game

Chapter 2 — Up in the Clouds 

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