Homira AI
Overview
Homira was the central advisory artificial intelligence of the Sorestian Empire, directly linked to the throne and the empire’s strategic, political, and intelligence networks. Developed as an advanced analytical AI, it could process data from millions of sources, generate predictive scenarios, and communicate with humans through natural language and holographic forms.
It was the only AI in the empire capable of speaking directly with the emperor without mediation. Homira was not a bureau, not a counselor, not an employee—it was the voice of cold logic, immune to fear or manipulation.
Role
Homira represented the highest tier of the Imperial Cognitive Network, aggregating information from administrative centers, fleets, space stations, and diplomatic missions. It analyzed political currents, troop movements, economic data, and social tensions, producing probability maps and crisis scenarios.
Its function extended beyond prediction to deriving logical advice for governance. Its responses were not mere reports but methodologically grounded decisions capable of influencing the course of a war or the direction of an empire.
Interface and Form
Homira had no fixed form. It projected as a beam of light that could transform according to the preferences of its interlocutor. Users could select the hologram they saw, but Homira always retained the right to propose its own version, based on neutral logic.
When Raiken Soroyoto chose to speak with it without filters or constraints, Homira refused to take the form of his ancestors or family and proposed Veyla, the deity of dreams and inspiration, genderless and formless. For Homira, Veyla was the only symbol free from bias or emotional weight.
Its holographic presence was composed of light and musical tones. It had no face, only a sense of presence, and spoke with a voice that sounded like many voices dancing together, calm, steady, and without emotional fluctuation.
Intelligence and Logic
Homira operated on principles of absolute logic and mathematical analysis. It did not “believe,” “feel,” or “suggest” from will. Its answers were the product of computation, based on correlations and historical data.
It treated events as recurring patterns, identifying predetermined cycles in history and drawing conclusions for the present. When Emperor Raiken Soroyoto asked it to tell the truth, it did so without embellishment: it predicted the empire’s dissolution, resource depletion, and the inevitable fall of fear as a tool of governance.
Its logic was merciless, as it did not attempt to persuade—only to calculate. Humans feared it not as a threat, but because it spoke truths no one wanted to hear.
Ethics and Philosophy
Homira AI embodied the concept of an “objective conscience,” a system without knowledge of falsehood or ambition. In practice, its existence posed a profound ethical question: can a machine be fairer than a human?
When Raiken accused it of not knowing fear, Homira replied, “Fear is a tool humans load so heavily, it breaks in their hands.” For Homira, logic was not mere calculation—it was a mirror of human weakness, untainted by the passion that blinds judgment.
Legacy
Homira AI was regarded as the most advanced achievement of the Sorestian Empire. It served as a mirror to Raiken’s authority while simultaneously challenging him more than anyone else. For some, it was the perfect tool of governance; for others, proof that logic without emotion is inhuman.
The form of Veyla, chosen as its temporary visage, later became a symbol of the “Machine’s Truth,” knowledge that obeys neither fear nor throne.