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Dominic Mercy, an orphan of humble beginnings, lives in a world where anonymity is anomaly and the network is ubiquitous. Defense Attache to the Office of the President, he juggles eco-terrorism, blackmail and conspiracy, and revenge, as a backdrop to his search not simply for acceptance, but for kin, and recognition In the end, Dominic asks why it is so easy for us to accept our selves and the world as fundamentally flawed. In unguarded moments, he dares to restate this assumption. He does not quite answer his own question, but remembers that a wise man once told him: "You are who you are...

"Good people think we're lost in the desert, wandering souls who don't know what's good for them. They think we're just a bunch of kids lost in the big city. They think we need to be taken care of, that we need parents, guardians; that we're dirty, dumb and derelict. Well, they're wrong about one thing: we sureazshit ain't dumb. Now they think something's wrong; failure rates out of variance. Food spoilage rates don't follow standard distribution. They think there's a few rogue Mudkips with violent tendencies." Do you liek Mudkips?