Get to know the world of Cyberblade
The Jin Corporation is the ultimate evolution of endless capitalism, a corporate entity that has grown so vast and pervasive it functions as a de facto nation. While technically not a government, Jin’s influence extends across borders and into every aspect of human life. Its operations span industries as diverse as artificial intelligence, space exploration, metaverse infrastructure, and natural resource extraction. Its reach is so extensive that many view Jin not as a corporation, but as an empire—a country without borders but with all the bureaucracy, policies, and even elections that come with such power.
Jin’s philosophy is simple: perpetual growth. From AI-driven smart cities to orbital colonies, from metaverse dominance to the extraction of raw materials on Earth and beyond, Jin’s ambition knows no bounds. Its name is synonymous with innovation, control, and the relentless pursuit of profit.
Jin Corporation operates through a sprawling bureaucratic structure, mirroring that of a nation-state. Its operations are divided into massive divisions that act like ministries, each overseeing a core aspect of its global (and now interstellar) operations.
Jin’s reach is not just physical—it permeates the digital world, controlling major portions of the metaverse where people live, work, and play. It is said that you cannot go a day without interacting with something owned or influenced by Jin.
Jin has transcended the boundaries of a typical corporation to become something entirely unique: a corporate nation. It maintains its own policies, elections, and even citizenship-like programs. Employees are referred to as ” citizens of Jin,” with higher-ranking executives enjoying privileges akin to political leaders.
Among the countless lives influenced by the Jin Corporation, a significant portion of the population has been reduced to what critics call Corporate Husks—individuals who experience life entirely through the lens of corporatism. These people, fully absorbed into Jin’s ecosystem, live for the latest technology, entertainment, and trends dictated by the corporation, blissfully unaware of the deeper control exerted over their lives.
Corporate Husks are the ultimate “normies” in the Jin-dominated world, mindlessly consuming whatever the corporation offers. From binge-watching Jin-produced media to queuing up for hours to purchase the newest gadget or VR platform, their lives revolve around corporate products and services. They see high-level executives not as power-hungry overlords but as aspirational figures—almost like celebrities or deities.
Jin Corporation embodies the belief that growth is the ultimate good. Its philosophy is rooted in the idea that innovation, expansion, and efficiency justify any action, no matter how disruptive or invasive. Jin doesn’t see itself as a tyrant but as a caretaker, guiding humanity toward a more advanced future through its systems of control.
Critics, however, describe Jin as a dystopian nightmare, arguing that its policies reduce individuals to mere cogs in a vast machine. Its emphasis on profit above all else often leads to environmental degradation, social inequality, and the erosion of personal freedoms.
Despite its monumental achievements, Jin Corporation faces fierce opposition. Activist groups like Skull and Bones accuse Jin of dehumanizing society, while hacker collectives like the Red Ciphers work tirelessly to expose its corruption. Even smaller nations resist Jin’s encroachment, though few can stand up to its financial and technological might.
Jin Corporation is not just a company; it is a civilization unto itself. For some, it represents humanity’s brightest future, a utopia of technological progress and endless opportunity. For others, it is a dystopian nightmare, a monolithic entity that erodes freedom, individuality, and the essence of what it means to be human. In Osyrys and beyond, one truth remains: Jin controls the future, and everyone else is simply living in its shadow.
