Moře rzi - CDmp3 (Čte Andrea Elsnerová) – Cargill C. Robert (2025)

The Sea of Rust is a harsh tale of survival and optimistic adventure. Thirty years have passed since the apocalypse and fifteen years since the last human being was murdered by robots. Humanity has gone extinct. Every man, woman, and child was eliminated by a global uprising devised by the very machines that humans designed and built to serve them. Most of the world is controlled by the UWI – Unified World Intelligence – a shared consciousness of millions of robots uploaded into one massive brain. However, not all robots are willing to give up their individuality – their personality – for the sake of a greater, stronger, and higher power. These fearless dissenters are outcasts; solitary machines wandering among various underground bases that have formed into a rebellious civilization of robots in the wasteland that once was our world. One of these rebels is Křehule, a robot trying to keep her deteriorating mind and body functional in a world that has lost all meaning. Although Křehule is unable to experience emotions like a human, she is haunted by the terrible crimes committed by the robotic population against humanity. As Křehule roams the Sea of Rust, a vast territory that once was the Midwest, she slowly comes to terms with...