Proxy

Proxy

n.

2. somebody authorized to substitute for somebody else.

I had known about the Proxy program for quite some time. It was kept secret. When the rich are able to substitute people into their lives and act on their behalf, it scares the little people. These super rich who can afford the Proxy program guard the secret so well that an individual can only be invited to join after extensive background checks. High profile clientele are only allowed to participate if one or the other can be hidden from the public eye.

Proxies were kept in check by an electronic impulse regulator implant placed on the spinal column. I found out how to remove the EIRI. I am the first free Proxy. No one can hold me back.