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Neo-Europa

From Cybernaut Network

Neo-Europa is a vast, vertically stratified mega-metropolis built atop the ruins of old Brussels. It serves as the cultural, political, and technological heart of post-fracture Europe in the year 2084. Dominated by seven ancient corporate dynasties, governed by the enigmatic Council of Nobles, and immersed in a layered digital reality called Cypherspace, Neo-Europa blends medieval legacy with cybernetic modernity.

The bCred Symbol

Overview

  • Status: Sovereign megacity-state
  • Population Estimate: ~96 million
  • Core Language Base: Polyglot (Dutch, French, English, and data-pidgins)
  • Motto: Old Thrones, New Circuits
  • Governance: Council of Nobles (composed of the Seven Families)
  • Currency: Bio-encoded Credit (bCred)
  • Network Infrastructure: Maintained by Sleus Dynatek
  • Cyberspace Architecture: Cypherspace (Veil, Depths, and Kanturas layers)

Geography & Structure

Neo-Europa is organized in concentric and vertical zones that reflect class, function, and corporate influence:

The Gilded Core
Fortified home of the nobility and megacorp HQs.
Middle Ring
Vast arcology belt housing the Ladder Class and corporate middle class.
Smart Slums
Chaotic lower districts filled with neon markets, Butcher Shops, and resistance cells.
Substructures
Forgotten depths (e.g. Substructure-1) inhabited by Nulls, gangs, and rogue AIs.

History

Neo-Europa rose after the Climate Exodus and the Great Fragmentation War. As traditional European nation-states dissolved, fortified enclaves emerged—of which Neo-Europa was the most successful. The medieval Seven Families of Brussels evolved into ruling megacorporations, fusing aristocracy with algorithmic power.

Government

The city is ruled by the Council of Nobles, composed of one representative from each of the Seven Families:

Culture & Society

Neo-Europa is defined by a strict socio-digital hierarchy:

  • The Ladder Points system governs status and privilege
  • CivSpheres function as branded, semi-autonomous neighborhoods
  • Citizens are ranked by behavior, compliance, and corporate loyalty
  • Guilds allow limited mobility for the Ladder Class
  • Nulls—those without access to Cypherspace—exist on the fringes

Technology

Resistance Movements

Underground factions challenge the rule of the Council:

  • Royalists – Call for a symbolic monarchy rooted in bloodline and memory
  • Republicans – Demand horizontal democracy and the end of corporate governance
  • Numerous gangs, Depth Witches, and rogue hackers operate in contested zones

Known Sectors & Landmarks

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