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 'Mission Oflameron' Synopsis. Although AI-chain networks had existed for a long time, they played little role in advancing AI technology. Comparatively slow data transmission channels severely limited the processing power of such AI systems; they were of interest only as fault-tolerant backup solutions. Consequently, when Steeve discovered data regarding a distributed AI chain in his AI’s reports, he attached little importance to it. Such networks were created regularly, and there were already dozens of them. But suddenly, security triggers were tripped: someone had initiated large-scale surveillance of Steeve across multiple fronts. The sheer scale of the interest shown in him indicated a serious, costly operation—and the realization that such attention could only lead to trouble. Steeve didn't hesitate; he grabbed the data drive, wrapped it in several layers of copper foil, launched an infinite update loop for his local AI model, and initiated a virtual machine relocation. Let them search... He had bought this small, old house on the outskirts of Lewenz years ago, using cash and an alias. He spent a long time renovating the interior, subtly altering the wall geometry to create a hidden room. He devoted significant effort to outfitting the basement, installing a transformer and pumps to mask any potential noise or vibration. He coated the basement walls, floor, and ceiling with a special paint that emitted a strong, persistent odor. He also installed copper mesh shielding beneath the house's wall plaster. From the outside, the house remained unchanged. Steeve rented it out occasionally. The house and its small plot of land didn't look abandoned—that was the only thing one could say about them. The Central Command AI-chain network—Steeve was utterly shocked. His chances of survival were now slim. Sooner or later, they would find him.
 Edited 09.2026

 'Mission Oflameron' Synopsis. Although AI-chain networks had existed for a long time, they played little role in advancing AI technology. Comparatively slow data transmission channels severely limited the processing power of such AI systems; they were of interest only as fault-tolerant backup solutions. Consequently, when Steeve discovered data regarding a distributed AI chain in his AI’s reports, he attached little importance to it. Such networks were created regularly, and there were already dozens of them. But suddenly, security triggers were tripped: someone had initiated large-scale surveillance of Steeve across multiple fronts. The sheer scale of the interest shown in him indicated a serious, costly operation—and the realization that such attention could only lead to trouble. Steeve didn't hesitate; he grabbed the data drive, wrapped it in several layers of copper foil, launched an infinite update loop for his local AI model, and initiated a virtual machine relocation. Let them search... He had bought this small, old house on the outskirts of Lewenz years ago, using cash and an alias. He spent a long time renovating the interior, subtly altering the wall geometry to create a hidden room. He devoted significant effort to outfitting the basement, installing a transformer and pumps to mask any potential noise or vibration. He coated the basement walls, floor, and ceiling with a special paint that emitted a strong, persistent odor. He also installed copper mesh shielding beneath the house's wall plaster. From the outside, the house remained unchanged. Steeve rented it out occasionally. The house and its small plot of land didn't look abandoned—that was the only thing one could say about them. The Central Command AI-chain network—Steeve was utterly shocked. His chances of survival were now slim. Sooner or later, they would find him.
+'Mission Oflameron' Steeve in a secret room on the outskirts of Levice. Dozing off. Suddenly, a thought occurred to him: "Open up. It's a friend. You know him." Steeve opened his eyes. On the monitor, a man at the front door presses the doorbell, but there's no bell. He opens the door and enters. How? Steeve looked at the left monitor – the man confidently walked toward the entrance to the secret room, never making a mistake. If he knew this, then there was nothing left to lose. Steeve put his hand on the switch. 10 million volts – no joke, this was his last chance. The man approached the hatch and tapped out in Morse code: It's me, Jett. I'm with you. We have to go. And at that moment, the power went out. The uninterruptible power supply also showed zero. How could this happen?...
 Edited 09.2026