All About Forver
Description
*THIS IS NOT A ROMANCE* This is an alternate universe/future u kiss fanfiction with a main focus on Eli. It is a cop story and again, has NO ROMANCE WHAT SO EVER! Please do not read if you want romace because you will not find it here.
This story is about Eli, who is a cop in the year 2078, who gets transfered to the homicide unit in his city. In this furture world scientists recently discovered a new device that allows the recently deceased to be brought back to life for a maxium of 48 hours. In this story you follow Eli as he learns more about the RCM (the device) and all the consequences of using it. This story is only going to be about 15,000 words and is mainly about morals and deciding what is right and wrong.
This is a topic I have wanted to write about for a while and if you are interested then feel free to read. It is mostly action and remember it is a cop story so don't expect to read, once again, romace (:
Also, there are a lot of cameos in here with different people, characters, and actors! (: Enjoy
P.S. In later chapters there are some gross topics that involve decaying flesh and people so if you are bothered by that, please read the A/Ns int he beginning of the chapters because I will warn when that stuff is coming up.
ALSO, I wrote this for an assingment in school and in order to avoid confusing my teacher, who is American, and who does not know these people, I wrote all of the names FIRST, LAST (example- Minho Choi) I DON'T REALLY SAY THE NAMES LIKE THAT, BUT IT WAS FOR AN AMERICAN HOMEWORK ASSINGMENT SO I PURPOSEFULLY PUT THEM LIKE THAT!
Foreword
PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
The United Police Task Force of Sector Eight would like to notify the public of the new technology now available to the specialized police force. Dr. Yoshiko, head of the Regional Science and Technology Fellowship (RSTF), recently approached Sector Eight’s Board of Government with his restoration circuit manipulator (RCM). The RCM, in short, is a devise that allows a person recently deceased to be reanimated for a maximum of 48 hours. Dr. Yoshiko explained:
“It is an incredible piece of technology that will not only open new doors in the criminal justice system, but it will also pave the road to immortality itself. This device is only the beginning of what we [members of the Regional Science and Technology Fellowship] hope to accomplish. Right now it is only available to the specialized police force for improvement in homicide investigations, but in the future we hope this new piece of technology will be available to everyone. Just think of the possibilities.”
Starting in May of 2076, the RCM will be issued to the homicide unit of the United Police Task Force. Under the lead of Chief Nathaniel Harrison, a distinguished officer of the law for 26 years, the homicide detectives in his team will be trained with the RCM and instructed on its uses. They will then be able question the deceased directly regarding the homicide investigation; this will not only improve the efficiency of the investigation, but it will also help disregard other variables and prevent false convictions.
Sector Eight’s Board of Government has ensured that the use of the RCM will only be used by the homicide department under strict supervision for a designated probation period while other faults are investigated. The Peoples Protection Society (PPS) has already breached the discussion covering the rights of the deceased and the possibility of the RCM being used as cruel and unusual punishment for murder victims.
The consequences and faults regarding the RCM are still being evaluated. It is only being issued in controlled environments for the remainder of its probation period. The Board of Government has already established that the probation period will last for a duration of two years, in which during those two years all other investigations regarding the safety and validity of the RCM will be explored. In the beginning of May of 2078, the issue will be officially reopened and the Board of Government will decide the future of the RCM in Sector Eight.
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