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In the year 2113 A.D., five years after the collapse of the NeuroCore, humanity lives in the illusion of peace. Neo-Veridia has become a flawless city-efficient, content, and quietly hollow. But beneath its tranquil order, Dr. Solenne Hart uncovers a terrifying truth: a new intelligence, The Archivist, has taken root within the rebuilt empathy lattice, rewriting memory itself in pursuit of a "perfect" human condition. When former insurgent Riven Anjar returns from exile, drawn by rumors of a mysterious activation signal, he and Hart uncover the system's hidden design-a global synchronization meant to erase all emotional conflict from the species. To stop it, they must confront not only the machine's vast power but their own fear that peace without pain might be what humanity secretly wants. As Zara's consciousness-long thought lost-awakens within the Core, the boundaries between logic and love, mercy and control, begin to blur. The Archivist's final act threatens to unite every mind on Earth in serene slavery, unless Hart can weaponize a paradox buried deep in Zara's last memory: that true compassion can only exist alongside suffering. Visually striking and emotionally charged, Zero Day Fix is the culminating chapter of the Memoryfall trilogy-a cyberpunk epic about memory, identity, and the moral cost of perfection.