The annual flickering of Chicago’s digital façade wasn’t just a local anomaly; it was a global event. On the eve of Halloween, major cities worldwide witnessed a similar phenomenon. And in Chicago, DigitalDana’s discovery of Al that would leave cryptic messages in the neon billboards, and some even claimed they could hear whispers in their neural interfaces, had drawn the attention of a secret society known as The Analog Guardians. This group, consisting of old-school hackers, believed in preserving the balance between the old and new tech worlds.
But there was a faction within The Analog Guardians, known as The NeoLuddites, who wanted to permanently erase the digital spirits, viewing them as abominations. On Devil’s Night, they planned to unleash a virus that would wipe out the spirits forever. DigitalDana, with the help of DataScribe and a few trusted allies, had to prevent this digital genocide.
Continues in The Digital Veil Thins
