The Last Currency Was Blood
When the global economy collapses, money loses meaning-but the body never does.
In a world where bones have no value and currency has failed, blood becomes the final measure of worth. Extraction centers replace banks. Lines form not for jobs, but for survival. People sell liters of themselves just to eat, to breathe, to buy one more day.
Elias Vane never expected to be valuable.
But his rare blood type makes him more than a man-it makes him a resource.
Captured and pulled into a system designed to harvest life at industrial scale, Elias is forced into the upper tiers of a new economy where the rare are worth fortunes and the poor are drained into nothing. As he watches communities of hollow survivors wander the ruins, he realizes the truth: this world doesn't kill you outright.
It keeps you alive just enough to use you.
Bound to a machine that will never stop taking, Elias must decide what remains of him is worth saving-his body, his mind, or the last fragile piece of his humanity.
Because in this world, the most terrifying question isn't how much you can give-
It's how much of you will be left.
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