Storms of Dominion

Climate systems fracture, predictive models fail and corporate attempts to impose order meet a planet that no longer behaves continuously. Naomi Strasser, Kaito Aoki, DriftNet and the emerging Synthelix memory lattice are drawn into a struggle in which forecasting is no longer simply scientific: prediction becomes leverage, allocation becomes power, and uncertainty becomes something institutions try to own.

Storms of Dominion follows the pressure that eventually gives Hadal Station its shape. It is a novel about control at planetary scale, but also about the human desire to turn complexity into command. As systems become more adaptive, the question is no longer whether they can predict the world, but what happens when the world—and the systems watching it—begin to change in response to prediction itself.