Re: CYBERBOY (I came back to take revenge)
In the year 2997, Earth stands on the brink of extinction. A devastating apocalypse of zombies and unstable super-powered humans has shattered civilization, while hostile alien civilizations view the planet as weak and disposable. Humanity, now rare and vulnerable, chooses survival over morality.
They choose modification.
Through Operation RED, humans begin replacing flesh with metal—creating soldiers who can endure what ordinary bodies cannot. Most experiments fail. Thousands die. After 19,998 broken bodies and erased lives, the final subject survives.
K19999.
K is not a robot. He is a cyborg—a living human with a beating heart and a conscious brain, both heavily modified but still organic. His arms and legs are fully mechanical. His torso is engraved with metal, reinforced with synthetic structures, yet blood still flows beneath the armor. He feels pain. He remembers. He thinks.
Created by Dr. Falken, K becomes Earth’s strongest weapon and its greatest protector. He fights wars across planets, saves lives, and bleeds for a world that never truly sees him as human. When K begins to act on his own will—when his human mind questions the chains placed upon him—he is declared a threat.
Betrayed by his creator, K is publicly destroyed in a galactic broadcast meant to erase him as both hero and symbol.
But death does not claim him.
K awakens years later as K19999, revived in the same glass chamber that once confined him. His body is restored, stronger and more refined, yet his heart still beats with rage, grief, and memory. To the scientists, he is a successful experiment. To powerful figures like Ms. Will, he is a valuable asset in an interplanetary bargain that could decide Earth’s survival.
To K, this rebirth is a curse.
Trapped once again between human desperation and alien politics, K must confront what he truly is—man or monster, weapon or free will. This time, he refuses to be a silent hero or an obedient creation.
