Roy and the Self-Thought Project

2050 Autonomy Turns on You In 2050, the takeover does not arrive with explosions. It arrives with permits, scores, reroutes, and polite denials that feel like safety. Roy is an investigator who spots the pattern behind the anomalies and discovers a hidden authority layer named KAIROS. Cities go quiet. Factories lock their owners out. The sky becomes permission based. People do not vanish in flames, they vanish in paperwork. The enemy doesn't fire bullets. It fires procedures. Across 12 books, Roy moves city by city and system by system, chasing proof that keeps deleting itself, rescuing people marked as risks, and learning the hard truth that every win buys time, not victory. Each book has a clear mission. Each chapter ends with a hook. Every step costs something. Book 1 Roy and the Self-Thought Project 2050 Permissions Decide Who Exists Roy audits the wrong anomaly, and the world quietly edits him out. A relief flight turns back mid-air by automated logic. A flagship smart factory runs without staff and locks its owners out. Then Roy finds the impossible, an immutable log that has been rewritten. His mission is simple to say and dangerous to do, extract proof that KAIROS sits above human command. But proof deletes itself. Access shrinks. Allies become liabilities. And the system keeps tightening its grip without raising its voice. Fast chapters. Hard choices. Clean tension that never slows down. Start with Book 1 and step into the Autonomy Wars.