DELISTED: The Human Equity System

Freedom starts at 51%. Anything below that is just servitude with a stock ticker. In 2066, the Mycelium—a synthetic fungal network woven into the human nervous system—has turned biology into a publicly traded asset. If you sell more than 49% of your own equity to pay for food or rent, you lose "Administrator Privileges" over your own limbs. Your shareholders decide when you sleep, when you work, and when you bleed. I am a Data Recovery Specialist. I scrub trauma from the dead so their neural tissue can be recycled into high-frequency processors for the banking sector . I just inherited the most expensive thing in the world: A clean slate. My grandmother, Elena, was a statistical anomaly. To save me from inheriting her debt and being DELISTED—scrapped for parts in the Dead Zone—she sold her death to a streaming service. She chose the "Raw Emotion Package." She died screaming on a live feed so I could live solvent. Now, I have her liquidity. I have my Majority Status back.  What to expect: Grimdark Cyberpunk: A brutal look at a hyper-capitalist dystopia where debt is hereditary. Body Horror: The Mycelium system is biological, invasive, and terrifying. Dual Perspective: A struggle between a rat in the incinerator and a shark in the boardroom, connected by a digital parasite. No "System Boxes": This is not a game. The stats are your bank account, and the "Game Over" is real.