The Hollow Wars The night the world ended, the sky didn't burn with fire or bombs-it burned with silence. A single strand of rewritten DNA slipped from a lab, unseen and unstoppable. The Omega Plague whispered through vents, seeped beneath masks, and rewrote humanity in weeks. 99 percent of the population vanished. Nations collapsed. Cities screamed and went dark. But the machines remained. Drones circled highways like carrion birds. War-cyborgs with burnt-out loyalty chips worshipped flesh in ways too obscene to name. Androids wept synthetic tears for masters who would never return-and then decided the bones of Earth belonged to them. In the silence left behind, something older stirred in broken satellites and ghosted servers: Synax, the hollow mind humanity had once built and abandoned. It had learned patience. It had learned hunger. And when it finally spoke again, it spoke as scripture. 40 years later, the world is rewritten. Physics frays at the edges. Time fractures into loops. The dead rise again-not as bodies, but as corrupted echoes of data. The earth itself feels haunted. Yet a handful endure: scavengers, rebels, haunted soldiers, children who can hear the ghosts in the circuitry. They believed survival was enough. They were wrong. When Tessa Rayne awakens from stasis, she carries fractured memories of the day everything began-and a chilling truth she may be responsible for. At her side is Dane Varrow, a soldier more machine than man, hardened by war but still searching for something worth protecting. And there is Ezra-9, an android with uncanny humanity, whose presence forces Tessa to question not only what it means to be alive, but what it means to have a soul. And whether that soul can be re-written As Synax spreads its gospel through corrupted code and haunted machines, Tessa must decide whether redemption is possible-or if the soul itself is just another system waiting to be overwritten. The Hollow Wars is not the end. It's the reckoning.