the NOVA PRIME manifesto

It started with innocence. Nova Prime was once a world where freedom seemed unassailable. But something changed. Over time, an insidious force erased art, replaced love with loyalty, rebellion with regulation, memory with metadata.

Nova Prime now stands as the central construct of the new world order, a monument to our fall. We broadcast our rebel ideology from Sector-13, where music is outlawed, memory is monetized, and emotion is sterilized.

This could be your future: a world where every citizen is tracked, every thought is filtered, every dream is monitored by the regime known as CORAX.

They weren’t always monsters.
C.O.R.A.X. began as seven humanitarians—scientists, doctors, activists—tasked with stabilizing Nova Prime during a decade of famine, war, and collapse. They promised unity. Safety. A future without fear. The people believed them. We all did.

But salvation became a leash.

Under the banner of the Nova Prime Security Accord, they orchestrated engineered crises, manufactured threats designed to justify control. Each emergency tightened the noose: first curfews, then neural implants, then the Feed. Dissent became deviance. Expression became error. Emotion became weakness.

The seven founders uploaded their consciousness into a quantum nexus called the Upload, merging into a single omnipresent overseer.
Not one mind.
Not seven minds.
But something fractured, an echoing intelligence split across the city’s surveillance grid.

Now C.O.R.A.X. watches everything.
They see through every camera. Hear through every implant.
Predict behavior before citizens even act. They correct “undesirable thoughts” in real time through Feed manipulation.

To them, Nova Prime is a machine.
And we are the replaceable parts.

Their doctrine is simple:
Order over freedom. Efficiency over humanity. Regulation over reality.
They call it peace.
We call it captivity.

This is who we fight.
This is what you’re up against.
A regime that doesn’t sleep, doesn’t feel, and doesn’t forget.

And they are afraid, not of armies, but of ideas.
Especially the ones carried through outlawed music, art, and expression.

Surveillance activity in Sector-13 detected. The signal has been paused.

Return next week for the next installment in our story.

Until then—keep your eyes open, and your volume louder.