🧠 Meet Alicia: The Hacker Heroine Who May Save Us All Inside the mind of a rogue FBI analyst and the secret that could destroy—or save—humanity

Not your typical heroine. Not your typical future.Alicia Blake is here to fight for what’s real.

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In the digital corridors of Celeritous, truth doesn’t just hide—it fights back. And no one is more equipped to battle that truth than Alicia Blake, a brilliant yet emotionally scarred FBI hacker thrust into a war she never asked for.

Alicia isn’t your typical hero. She’s guarded, haunted by a past she keeps buried under layers of code and cold precision. She doesn't trust easily, especially not clones, billionaires, or digital ghosts of long-dead physicists. But when she uncovers fragments of a buried conspiracy within Kilgen Laboratories—one that ties the revival of Albert Einstein to an operation known only as Celeritous—she realizes the future of humanity may hinge on what she does next.

At the center of that conspiracy lies a single encrypted message: “The Missing Trillions.”

It’s not about money, not exactly. It’s about lives, data, time, memory… and what happens when those things are no longer yours to own. Einstein, revived as a digital consciousness, is trying to expose something. Alicia has the skills to decrypt it—but she’s being hunted by the same people who built this synthetic future. People who believe that consciousness is a commodity. People who want to live forever.

And they don’t care who they have to overwrite to do it.

As Alicia gets closer to the truth, she must confront her own trauma, her growing bond with Travis Kilbourn (a clone who may be more human than anyone expected), and the terrifying possibility that the line between digital and divine is disappearing.

👁️ Why She Matters

In a story full of engineered perfection, Alicia is real. She’s flawed. She bleeds, doubts, loves, hacks—and still chooses to fight. She’s the emotional compass in a world spinning toward transhumanism and control.

If Celeritous is about what it means to be human, Alicia is its answer.