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The world behind the glass veil has shattered. Now, in the shadow of failed rituals and biotech ambition, a new chapter unfolds-one where grief is not just endured, but weaponised. Graham Mercer, haunted by loss and driven by questions, finds himself drawn into a labyrinth of secrets where the boundaries between science and myth blur. The city's forgotten corners hide more than memories: they conceal hybrid experiments, clandestine orders, and a doctrine that promises transformation at any cost. As Graham chases leads through rain-soaked streets and echoing archives, he's forced to confront the price of continuity-and the meaning of dignity in a world obsessed with immortality. Meanwhile, Corinna Markova steps into the heart of corporate intrigue, tasked with supporting a leader who is no longer entirely human. Her journey is one of silent observation, careful adaptation, and the constant tension between visibility and invisibility. When she's invited into the enigmatic inner circle, she must decide how far she's willing to go-and what she's willing to become. Selene Veyra, scientist and architect of the Crimson Theory, faces her own reckoning. With time running out and failures mounting, she must choose between the pursuit of progress and the preservation of her own humanity. The lines between technician and believer, caretaker and creator, blur as the stakes rise and the window for success narrows. At the centre of it all is the Crimson Theory itself-a philosophy unearthed from ancient spirals and interpreted through the lens of modern biotech. Is it salvation, or a blueprint for suffering? As the serpent sheds its skin, the cast of survivors, seekers, and sceptics must decide whether to embrace change or resist the tide. Perfect for fans of science fiction, biotech thrillers, and psychological drama, Crimson Theory is a story of transformation, resilience, and the cost of becoming more than human. Step inside the next evolution. The serpent does not mourn the skin it sheds. It becomes.

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