hard boiled wonderland and the end of the world

Akutagawa Prize #146: Dōkeshi no chō, by Enjō Tō.Akutagawa Prize #144: Kueki ressha, by Nishimura Kenta.Akutagawa Prize #144: KikoTowa, by Asabuki Mariko.Akutagawa Prize #143: Otome no mikkoku, by Akazome Akiko.Akutagawa Prize #141: Tsui no sumika, by Isozaki Ken’ichirō.Akutagawa Prize #140: Potosu raimu no fune, by Tsumura Kikuko.Akutagawa Prize #139: Toki ga nijimu asa, by Yang Yi (Yan Ii).Akutagawa Prize #138: Chichi to ran, by Kawakami Mieko.Akutagawa Prize #137: Asatte no hito, by Suwa Tetsushi.Akutagawa Prize #136: Hitori biyori, by Aoyama Nanae.Akutagawa Prize #135: Hachigatsu no rojō ni suteru, by Itō Takami.Akutagawa Prize #134: Oki de matsu, by Itoyama Akiko.

Akutagawa Prize #133: Tsuchi no naka no kodomo, by Nakamura Fuminori.Akutagawa Prize #132: Grand finale, by Abe Kazushige.Akutagawa Prize #131: Kaigo nyūmon, by Mobu Norio.Akutagawa Prize #130: Keritai senaka, by Wataya Risa.Akutagawa Prize #130: Hebi ni piasu, by Kanehara Hitomi.Akutagawa Prize #129: Hariganemushi, by Yoshimura Man’ichi.Akutagawa Prize #128: Shoppai drive, by Daidō Tamaki.Akutagawa Prize #127: Park Life, by Yoshida Shūichi.Akutagawa Prize #126: Mō speed de haha wa, by Nagashima Yū.Akutagawa Prize #125: Chūin no hana, by Gen’yū Sōkyū.Akutagawa Prize #124: Seisui, by Seirai Yūichi.Akutagawa Prize #124: Kuma no shikiishi, by Horie Toshiyuki.Akutagawa Prize #123: Kiregire, by Machida Kō.Akutagawa Prize #123: Hana kutashi, by Matsuura Hisaki.Akutagawa Prize #122: Natsu no yakusoku, by Fujino Chiya.Akutagawa Prize #122: Kage no sumika, by Gengetsu.Embroiled in a moral quandary, the scientist leaves the. One man has developed the next step in encryption technology and made some advances within the System's developmental laboratories but only at a high cost-most operatives modified to perform the new process die within a few months only one has survived. An organized crime network known as the Factory opposes the System at every stage. System operatives known as Calcutecs serve as living encryption devices, using algorithms hidden in their neural circuitry to securely encrypt data. A quasi-governmental organization known as the System controls access to legal encryption technologies and methods. Access to data encryption is critical in order to protect valuable corporate and financial data from organized crime. Tokyo is a hub of information technology companies in a future world where biotechnology is significantly advanced. Chapter 1, Elevator, Silence, Overweight Summary

Hard boiled wonderland and the end of the world