Clone Alpha

In a world where corruption plagues the upper echelons of power, a brilliant but disillusioned scientist, Dieter Wulfe, embarks on a radical enterprise: to create an army of clones to eradicate those he considers the scourges of humanity. Using advanced cloning techniques, he creates the Alphas, 130 identical clones programmed to eliminate the most corrupt figures on the planet. When the Alphas hit their targets with infallible precision and without a trace, Wulfe doesn't stop there. In a final act of defiance before his own body succumbs to cancer, he creates the Betas, a new generation of 1,250 clones capable of communicating by thought, thus escaping all forms of detection. The Betas, who will be followed by another generation: the Gammas, spread across the world, become untraceable assassins, agents of a silent but inexorable change, aiming to dismantle traditional political and religious structures and establish a new world order.

Faced with this invisible and elusive threat, investigators from the world's major powers find themselves confronted with an almost impossible mission: to track down clones who have neither fingerprints nor fixed identities, and who operate in perfect mental synchronicity. As the Betas infiltrate political, economic and media systems, sowing fear and uncertainty, governments struggle to contain a silent revolution that threatens to tip the global balance of power. The clones, acting as spectres, continue their mission of purification with cold, methodical determination, imposing a new era where established rules are no longer sufficient to maintain order. In this rapidly changing world, the promise of a future without politics or religion becomes both a seductive utopia and a terrifying threat, leaving humanity suspended between the old and the new, unable to predict the face of its future.