In a world where war has left most of Earth "uninhabitable", the human race has retreated behind massive walls and created their very own regulated environment to survive. Behind the walls, The Empire is having overpopulation issues, and is finding new and creative ways to deal with them, most notable of which is the creation of G.A.s: previously manufactured as soldiers in the war, now little more than servants and body guards.The story starts with Marco Bodt, G.A. Laboratory's most promising little trainee.
94,066 words, 15 chapters, complete
It's a simple check on the back of your driver's license - "In Case Of Serious Injury, Please Salvage." It could almost certainly save your life, but with this promise comes a steep price; that of your humanity. If too much of your body is damaged and replaced with robotic prosthetics, then you're no longer considered a human, and can be bought, sold or destroyed with hardly a single thought.
Jean's not thought about his friend from high school in years - he'd died, end of story, and they'd moved away. Lost contact, too; that is, until he gets an email with a note about a mysterious inheritance. But he doesn't just get part of the Bodt family fortune - he also inherits the Doctor's only son, one of the first Salvages in existence... and his old friend.
5,442 words, 1 chapter, in progress
Jean Kirschtein is a looter from a piss-poor village, looking to get rich quick with his friends Sasha and Connie by stealing from ancient ruins.
But what happens when while out on a raid, Jean stumbles upon, not ancient texts or technology or valuable metals, but a person instead?
31,632 words, 8 chapters, in progress
After six months of paid leave from the Galactic Intelligence Agency, Jean Kirschtein is given his biggest case yet- he must go deep undercover to investigate Captain Marco Bodt, Public Enemy Number 1 and Space Pirate extraordinaire. But as his investigation progresses, he finds that things are not what they seem.
