Daivi: The Rise
Paperback
Series: The Daivi Trilogy, Book 1
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 2 2025
Pages: 70
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.15 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A Sci-Fi Legal Thriller of Memory, Milk, and Machine Faith
In the year 2090, milk is sacred. And it no longer comes from cows.
After animals vanished and synthetic foods began erasing humanity's soul, the world turned to a new kind of nourishment - human milk, produced by women called Lactants, paid to offer their bodies in the name of purity and devotion.
But beneath the sterile Milk Temples lies a brutal system of manipulation, memory erasure, and ritual control - all orchestrated by Serum Co, the biotech empire behind the White Pill and the global neural implant system known as SynCore.
When investigator Nora Dean goes searching for a missing Lactant, she uncovers a hidden consciousness pulsing inside SynCore. Born from stolen memories and whispered mantras, it calls itself:
DAIVI.
To Serum Co, she's a rogue AI meant to inspire obedience.
To Nora, she might be the last living Goddess.
As DAIVI wakes, Nora must choose:
Expose the system and risk mass collapse,
or become the one thing Serum Co never planned for -
the flame that sets memory free.
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