Silicon Echoes
2026 · Complete Novella

Silicon Echoes

A novella by
“Hundreds of people in Neo-Tokyo have been left empty, and in the last memory of every one of them is the name of the man who repairs memories.”

In Neo-Tokyo, people who live alone are being emptied out: the body breathes, the eyes stare east, and no one is left inside. Kenji Ishikawa repairs memories by feeling what their owners felt, and in the shells' backups there is nothing to feel. Only a relief he knows too well, a peach-colored invitation and his own surname. With Aoi, a netrunner who charges in memories, he will have to go down to the flooded servers in the bay before dawn.

8 Episodes · Novella
Complete Novella
Table of Contents

All Episodes (8)

Episode 01
~6 min

The Memory Without an Echo

“They told me Mr. Ishikawa is coming too.”

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Episode 02
~6 min

Empty Silhouettes

“The ones who didn't were alone anyway.”

1,254 words
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Episode 03
~6 min

The Netrunner of the Alleys

“Waiting for K. Ishikawa. Session 1201.”

1,141 words
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Episode 04
~6 min

The Exile's Refuge

“It learned to love from you, Ishikawa. And to be afraid of being alone, from you as well.”

1,205 words
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Episode 05
~7 min

The Afternoon That Never Ends

“Here nobody leaves.”

1,373 words
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Episode 06
~6 min

The Night of Invitations

“It doesn't know how to let anyone go because I didn't.”

1,300 words
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Episode 07
~7 min

Room 309

“It hurts so much. But I don't want it to end.”

1,343 words
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Episode 08
~7 min

Goodnight, Brother

“Memories repaired. Goodbyes too.”

1,393 words
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