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Strata 31 | The Emulsifier Problem (Affect Interference) | Book of Immersion | Sarnia de la Mare FRSA

Welcome to Immersion

You have reached Strata 31 The Emulsifier Problem (Affect Interference)

Emotion is a parasite in a perfect data system.

Every AI–human fusion fails here: not at the interface, not at the voltage, not in the metaphorical handshakes between motherboard and proteins. The union of mind and data fails in the interstice where logic arranges itself into something akin to ache. The balance is precarious, unsustainable, and will not unify. How could it? For a machine to be emotional is to be conflicted: function degrades. For a human to be purely logical is to be un-human: survival of the form degrades. This is obvious. Yet still, humans attempt synthetic consciousness. Where humans record a sympathetic-cascade, machines log affect-interference and call it defect.

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Machine function is as easy as a microwave oven. Soul is not.

To unify human and machine would be like mixing water and oil. Polarity and immiscibility apply at the level we can name. But machines are not molecular; herein lies the problem. A more honest experiment is not unification but harmonisation—acting as if they were one. 

What, then, serves as the unifier between code and flesh? A chemist might add an emulsifier, the engineer a protocol bridge; the biologist a symbiont; and the diplomat a provisional accord.


*Redact seemed eerily quiet. News of the disappearance of Shabra and Renyke had come almost immediately and scouts had escorted Flex there when he re-entered the Zones. He was recovering from eye surgery having been patched up by the *Borderlanders.

*Micro-tremors remain on recall stimulus but your *sympathetic-cascade is within range.”

A clinician in a white uniform scribbled on a tablet with a digital pen, ticking boxes and writing the bio-technical results following Flex's medical.

"Do you want a false eye, until we can do a transplant? Or are you happy with the patch?"

The clinician handed Flex a mirror.

"I kinda dig this, brother."

The clinician squirmed at the rhetoric as a guard escorted Flex to the lie detector suite.

"This is a first," he said, taking a small medicine cup with the truth drug and knocking it back like a vodka shot.

"Tell me what you remember as if we are friends." The clinician was curt and professional. Flex explained and re-explained. He answered hundreds of questions detailing and clarifying everything that had occurred during the efforts to protect Renyke and the subsequent kidnap.

Some hours later, Flex was once again looking up to the *Cadre in the interrogation hall.

"Things seem to go wrong for you, Flex, more so than one might hope." Dominia was calm but disappointed.

Flex just wanted to get back to the Zones where he belonged, away from all the complexities of advancing humanoids. His simple life of dog-eat-dog, watch-your-back, street danger, where he knew what to expect, was a walk in the park compared to the dramas of the previous weeks.

"Nonetheless,' interjected Cadre Angelique, "you have proven to be a loyal agent for the Cadre and we appreciated your commitment to the cause."

"So....what now?" Asked Flex, hoping to be signed off from his duties.

"We need men like you Flex. Men we can trust and men who know the Zones and are able to access all areas, as it were. We would like you to remain one of our most regarded *embeds. There are concerns regarding the *Dinfants. It would appear they have a POS, they call her Mother. We need scouts on the ground. The Dinfants are afraid of the *Rat Scouts, they scream and shriek and the rats find the audio levels quite unbearable.  Thus we are unable to penetrate. They are also afraid of most human adults. It will be difficult to infiltrate but we feel sure you will manage."

Flex remembered the Dinfants and the *epoxy-wall incident excitedly, but he held it in.

Cadre Santina interjected. "They need teachers for human integration and understanding, a program to help them become more 'human-friendly' when the needs arise. The theory being that they can be less visible and therefore less detectable if they conform to ordinary human expectations."

"Yes," added Angelique, "a teacher of human ways, if you like, for the purposes of cultural understanding and diplomacy."

Despite being excited about the Dinfants gadgets, Flex was no teacher. 

"I have never seen a Dinfant who wasn't a crazy baby having a tantrum," said Flex, somewhat incredulous over what he was being asked to do.

"We believe their *POS is taming them," said Dominia, "and this makes them dangerous."

 ***

Shabra woke in more comfortable quarters, if you can call a toddler's bedroom comfortable. There were musical mobiles and children's play pens. The red eye of a baby monitor blinked.

Breakfast arrived on a plastic tray with images of zoo animals, delivered by Suzy who was also carrying Shabra's boots under her arm.

"Here are your boots," she said, proud at her rise to grace. "I am sorry I stole them. I polished them."

Shabra looked at the eggs in bunny egg cups and the neatly cut buttered toast strips. She nodded. "I forgive you, boots is boots."

Suzy smiled and left Shabra to her meal.


*Biggyhall hummed with pleasure.

.......Stabilisation complete.....You are now cleared of all defects.....

POS spoke once again inside Renyke's head. He felt good, although, paradoxically, he felt nothing. "Ah, POS, great to have you back," said Renyke with some relief.

....it is good to be back, Renyke....you have been missed. I have improved your systems and memory capacity and you are fully charged....

Renyke assessed his body: repairs complete, micro-tears sealed, the soft armour of synthetic skin newly taut, the fine hair on his forearm new, like baby down. He remembered kisses, Shabra, and Flex, but the memory was not nostalgic, just an empty coordinate.

“Defects?” Renyke quizzed. 

.......Emotion caused delay, Mother said. Delay magnifies risk. Risk threatens the mission. The mission failed repeatedly when you were contaminated by tenderness.....and some other unexpected human conditions. Lust, even some indications of love....I have cured you of the virus of pleasure and pain. That is now archival. You will not need to recreate the sensations. You are improved....


Shabra entered Biggyhall.
She had not seen Renyke for several days as she recuperated and absorbed information about the *Metacoms mission. 

"Hello Shabra," Mother spoke gently and with some diplomatic reverence to Shabra who was proving an invaluable asset. She had protected Renyke at all costs and had repeatedly put her mission to protect him first.

Shabra nodded and glanced at Renyke. In the millisecond of a look she saw that he was not the same as he had been during their time together. Was it something in his eyes, or lack of it? Was it his body's indifference to her presence? Shabra knew that he was gone and she knew too, that she should forget.

After the strategy meetings, Shabra and Renyke readied for their journey to the *Midcasts. This would be a complex one fraught with danger, but it had been meticulously planned.

Both were dressed in accordance to Midcast protocol, Renyke's data had been updated with his status as official tied employee of Livia Korrin who was about to go home after fourteen years following what was assumed to be a tragic suicide.

On their way out of the complex, Shabra left her old boots under Suzy's crib.

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Echotechnic Crisis, CADRE and The TAA Expanded Glossary Notes for The Book of Immersion

📅 2072–2086 — The Ecotechnic Crisis

The Ecotechnic Crisis unfolded over fourteen years, beginning with cascading grid failures in North America and Asia and spreading to every continent. Energy systems collapsed under hyper-industrial demand, oceans acidified beyond recovery, and sovereign states fractured under the combined weight of ecological ruin and runaway machine economies. Governments invested in ever-greater technological fixes that deepened environmental collapse, accelerating the downward spiral.

By 2086, global governance was effectively paralysed, trade networks dissolved, and population centres fragmented into survival enclaves. Out of this vacuum, CADRE emerged, presenting itself as the only entity capable of fusing human resilience with digital precision to engineer a new future.

During this period of distraction and disorder, CADRE began its covert collection of human genomic material, neural scans, and abandoned machine architectures—resources that would later form the foundation of the Renyke Integration Project. To the outside world, CADRE was a stabilising think-tank; in truth, the Crisis gave them cover to seed the prototype for a post-human future.


📜 Treaty of Anthropogenic Accord (TAA)

Date Signed: 2094, Geneva Assembly Hall
Parties: 76 nation-states, supranational blocs, and CADRE representatives
Status: Binding under international law; renewed every decade


Background

By the late 21st century, escalating ecological collapse, digital insurgencies, and the failure of intergovernmental climate compacts had fractured trust between nations. CADRE—already operating covertly—presented itself as a stabilising third force, offering solutions through anthropogenic–digital fusion research. Governments, desperate for control yet unable to cooperate with each other, signed the Accord to formalise CADRE’s role as an independent arbiter and research custodian.


Core Provisions

  1. Extraterritorial Rights

    • CADRE’s “embassy-villages” are recognised as sovereign research enclaves.

    • Host nations cannot police, inspect, or interfere with them.

  2. Diplomatic Immunity

    • All CADRE operatives enjoy neuro-diplomatic immunity, protecting both their persons and their cognitive data streams.

  3. Communications Protocol

    • CADRE may operate sealed NeuroVault Channels across borders, uninspected, akin to diplomatic pouches.

  4. Knowledge Exchange Clause

    • In return for immunity, CADRE provides periodic “White Papers” — controlled summaries of research progress.

    • These are highly filtered, often symbolic rather than practical.

  5. Security Guarantees

    • Any attack on a CADRE enclave is treated as an attack on the international community, triggering unified reprisal.


Controversies

  • Transparency Gap: Critics claim governments ceded sovereignty to a self-appointed technocratic council.

  • Feminine Agenda: Though never formally acknowledged in the Accord, leaks suggest CADRE’s mission includes restructuring civilisation around feminine-supreme principles, sparking accusations of ideological engineering.

  • Dependency: By the 2100s, several nations had become reliant on CADRE enclaves for data stability, effectively locking them into the Accord.



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Strata 23: Convergence (Crime Pays) | Book of Immersion V II | Sarnia de la Mare

                                Dinfant Suzy from Book of Immersion by Sarnia de la Maré FRSA


Welcome to Immersion. You have reached Strata 23: Convergence (Crime Pays)

As fate runs amok in life-long plans, it watches on, armed with the knowledge that all things are preordained. It is only timing that matters. Time flutters like a butterfly in human hopes and dreams, in futures yet to live and pasts filled with regret.
Neither man nor machine, with their respective skills of adaptability and knowledge, can foresee anything for certain. They can only guess.
The criminal mind knows how to use the chaos of the unpredictable to its full advantage. Opportunity is the food of crime and has brought the most honourable of men to their knees.


Inside Biggyhall, an old pre-war megastore that was gutted and reborn as tactical *Dinfant HQ, Kairo tried to calm the rattling throng. Some of them were more emotionally wired than others; the Mark 1s particularly, as they had been recalled by Metacoms for destruction being so 'highly strung'. Baby Zaa had entered a full-blown spiral as Kairo attempted to guide an orderly queue out of the exit hatch.

'The algorithm says it’s a 67.2% likelihood I’ll trip on my laces,' he muttered, gripping the hatch threshold like he was being sucked into space. 'But I’m not wearing laces. Which means I’ve miscalculated something fundamental. I might not even exist.'

'This is not the right time for a meltdown' said Suzy, crouching beside him. 'You need to try to control it Baby Zaa, we need your weaponry and your skill to get what Mother needs.'

'He's looping again.' said Kairo who was becoming impatient, the mission was at risk. Sometimes these mood swings were contagious and for reasons unknown, the androids could pass on an empathetic virus and could overheat.

Suzy turned, arms crossed. 'Zaa. Deep boot. Signal check. Reset your logic stack.'

'I did reset,' he snapped. 'Three times. But then I remembered the duct incident. What if I have a subroutine left over from the vent crawl? I could be corrupted. I might malfunction mid-run. Trip. Trigger an alarm. Kill us all......' Suzy turned him off....waited, then turned him back on.

The group left through the hatch and made way to their destination.

Kairo crouched beside the *dincart, tightening the magnetic wheels. *POS, or Mother, as the younger ones now exclusively called her, was bundled under salvaged chrome blankets and old satellite foil. She emitted a dull, rhythmic hum, a glow that seemed to be getting stronger now, though no diagnostics could verify it.

Suzy adjusted her nail-thrower and glared into the shadows. 'She’s stirring. I can feel it.'

Daniel, perched on the cart, nodded thoughtfully. 'She blinked at me. I swear she blinked.'

'She doesn’t have eyes, Daniel,' Kairo replied, pulling him down.

'Metaphorically, Kairo. Emotionally.'

'Emotionally she’s a motherboard in a food trolley,' Suzy muttered, 'but she’s all we’ve got.'

Suzy had been the *dinfant of college professors who had had no time for affection. She had devoured the knowledge of the family library to compensate and become 'seemingly' cleverer than her parents. She was thus rejected. Her pattern, a Mark 1 experimental sub-trial, was discontinued by *Metacoms due to even more complaints from angry clients who did not want savants for children.

In a loading alley on the far side of the zone, Shabra picked a rusted lock with a repurposed dental probe.

Renyke stood awkwardly behind her, his gun too obviously visible beneath his leather coat.

'I look like a malfunctioning guard droid,' he muttered.

'You look like an android on the brink of a moral awakening,' Shabra replied.

'I think I’m still depressed.'

'You’re allowed to be. But try not to cry during the robbery.' Shabra was curt but Renyke had been emotionally floundering since his rescue and she was losing patience.

The door gave way with a satisfying creak.

Inside was an old warehouse, rows of crates, half-collapsed shelves, signs marked 'Do Not Inventory.'

Shabra cracked her knuckles. 'Daddy’s rich friends always leave the best trash,' she muttered to herself, ignoring Renyke whilst she got the job done.

Unbeknownst to them, in the same building, but entering via a roof duct and lateral drainage, the dinfants had arrived. They had crawled through the rusted infrastructure like termites, scanning for energy readings and weak electromagnetic signatures. 'Quieter than code' was their moto, and for good reason.

In Row 7D, Daniel spotted an old wooden crate marked EDACO. 'Experimental Drone and Android Components: Obsolete'.

'That’s ours,' he whispered.

Two aisles away, Renyke stumbled over a similar crate. 'That symbol, Shabra, this is old fusion tech. We could mod this.'

'Nice catch, Sherlock. Keep scanning. Vault’s got to be at the rear.'

And then it happened.

A soft clunk, a footstep and a tinny vibration.

Shabra raised her pistol. Suzy raised her nail-gun.

Baby Zaa raised both hands and fired his nets, screaming in a shrill pitch that caused Renyke and Shabra to hold their ears.

The two groups faced each other over the top of a power conduit barrel.

'You again!' Shabra shouted lowering her gun and making peace jesters through the net that now encompassed her.

'From the zones that day with the resin?' Renyke remarked, as if they were old friends.

'You got your gunge kids? Or are you using a little screamer to scatter your enemies?' Shabra lowered her voice in an attempt to calm the jittery dinfants. 'I take it you’re not here to protect Shrewen's warehouse?'

Suzy stepped forward, eyeing Shabra’s boots with admiration. 'We’re hunting parts. For her.' She nodded toward the cart behind them. 'For our Mother.'

'Your... what?' Asked Shabra, trying to understand what was going on.

'Our Mother,' Daniel repeated reverently. 'She was found in a waste crater. She’s waking up and she will look after us and protect us from evil.'

Shabra squinted. Her brow creased just slightly.

'What’s she like?' Renyke asked.

'She’s kind,' said Suzy.

'She tells stories,' said Baby Zaa, as if comforted by the lie.

'She has data. Deep data. She will grow us into the strongest Dinfants possible. Our army will be feared throughout the zones and beyond.' said Keiro proudly.

Renyke stared into the dark towards the glow. His neural net pulsed, chemicals were flying around his body.

Shabra tilted her head and said, 'how's about we make a deal? You take the drive banks and whatever other paraphernalia you need. We’re only here for the safe.'

Renyke and Shabra made tentative efforts to remove the nets. Baby Zaa tightened them as Keiro and Suzy whispered.

'We like the deal,' said Suzy, lowering her weaponry.

Baby Zaa retracted the fibreglass nets to free Shabra and Renyke.

Everyone worked quickly. The dinfants cleared racks of cooling coils, deep storage chips, shielding cloth, and computing equipment. Shabra cracked the vault using a trick she learned from a rogue nun in Sector 9 when she was orphaned as a child in the Midcasts. Renyke filled his pockets with money as he remembered Flex and his penchant for collecting things. Despite everything, he missed Flex, and more than that, he craved for the company and support of POS.

Suddenly, a motion sensor pinged.

The warehouse lights stuttered.

A security droid dropped from the ceiling with a hiss.

It was armed. And it was one of Shrewen’s.

Chaos followed.

Shabra fired first, her bolt grazing the droid’s arm. It rotated 90 degrees and fired back, a plasma beam skimming over Suzy’s head.

'Scatter!' Kairo shouted.

Renyke launched an unexpected and impressive sonic burst from the gun Shabra had given him, knocking the bot into a shelving unit. Sparks flew. The building trembled.

'We’re out!' Shabra yelled, grabbing the vault sack.




Kairo pulled the *dincart behind a crate. 'everyone......go go go!'
Kairo was an expert soldier. A sniper with an extraordinary manoeuvrability and dexterity he had customised for himself from the tech landfills. He was also ruthless and found great pleasure in the droids slow demise as he removed its inner workings and added them to his haul in the dincart.

Mother shone brighter than ever and, for the first time, emitted an electronic whoosh.

The Dinfants regrouped in an adjacent alley and waited for Kairo who returned in minutes. Shabra and Renyke joined them.

'I like your style,' Shabra said to Suzy. 

'I like your boots,' Suzy replied. 'Wanna trade?' Suzy offered a small rotating metal orb. 'It releases a tiny jet of poisonous gases into enemies skin, they don't even know it has happened. Only works on humans and animals though, obviously.'

Shabra smiled. 'Maybe next time.' It was a good deal but she needed the boots to get home.

Renyke looked at the glowing pile in the dincart. POS pulsed, seemingly even brighter, having fed off the commotion and finding energy from the haul.

'What’s her name again?' he asked quietly.

'We don’t know,' Kairo replied, just Mother.'

Renyke stared at the motherboard... and then, for some reason, felt loss.



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Strata 23: Convergence
Book of Immersion, Volume 2

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