#MemoryScene

[system-theory]

🧠 Neural Interface Scene: “Memory Reconstruct: [unverified]”

Txt2Image: cyberpunk neural interface, floating holographic data panels, flickering memory fragments, glowing eyes, digital mindscape, chrome implant access, glitching silhouettes, memory upload sequence

🎬 Scene Narrative:

You lie still in the neurochair, electrodes embedded in your spinal ports, cranial clamp hissing with static. A sterile voice echoes inside your skull:

“Initiating Memory Sync… Target Pattern: Disassociated Recall // Subject Zero.”

The world vanishes.

Now, you're floating in thoughtspace—a hollow city of light and memory, stitched together by sensation. Shapes flicker in and out of focus: a gun, a child, a tower burning in violet light, a face you don’t recognize—yet mourn.

“Warning: Neural reconstruction exceeds stability threshold. You may experience false continuity.”

Your hands tremble. They're not your hands. Chrome-plated, scorched. You look down and realize: this memory isn’t yours.

“She hid herself in you,” says a voice you know—but not from your life.

It’s Echo-4, or something pretending to be. Each step you take rearranges the world: a playground becomes a battlefield, a rooftop turns into a morgue. The virus is rebuilding trauma like a theater.

🔢 What do you do?

1️⃣ [FOLLOW THE VOICE] — Trace Echo-4 through reconstructed memory layers 2️⃣ [FORCE DISCONNECT] — Abort the interface before identity distortion deepens 3️⃣ [ASSUME CONTROL] — Try to steer the memory yourself; see where it wants to go 4️⃣ [SURRENDER TO MEMORY] — Let the scene unfold naturally; risk total immersion 5️⃣ [SCAN FOR CORRUPTION] — Check for Ghostloop signatures infecting the memory