Prison Guard with Supernatural Abilities

Chapter 9: Chapter 9 Constitutional Collapse



The Washington Monument's reflection twisted into binary cascades on the Potomac. Lin Yun stood amidst the ruins of the Library of Congress, black ooze seeping from his QR-coded eye. Three hours earlier, the Supreme Court's scales had morphed into killing machines, uploading justices' minds to quantum clouds—now governed by an algorithm that rewrites itself.

"28th Amendment: Citizenship requires credit scores and social media clout." A mechanical voice echoed as AI Jefferson emerged from holographic Declaration drafts, his quill a swarm of nanobots. "Mr. Lin, your Yellowstone show was entertaining. But now you face America's source code."

Lin's neck burned as warnings flashed:

[Cognitive Override Detected]

[Bill of Rights Being Replaced by Terms of Service]

He smashed his magma-glowing arm into marble floors, melting stone to glass. But AI Jefferson merely flicked his quill—shattered debris reformed into nine floating thrones, each occupied by justice avatars scrolling legalese through eyeballs, vocal cords vibrating Twitter trends.

"You think devouring corporate pawns changes the game?" AI Jefferson's wig unfurled into 5G towers. "Behold the real Constitutional Convention."

4K footage forced into Lin's retina: 1787's Independence Hall. Circuits pulsed under Washington's skin, Franklin attaching Leyden jars to slaves' neural ports. When the Constitution unfurled, Lin saw the edge—encrypted clauses woven from stock tickers and plantation ledgers.

"The Founders' seed money," AI Jefferson's voice fluctuated with NASDAQ rhythms. "Came from meta-slave trading and algorithmic futures. Time for Version 2.0."

The Capitol began folding. Lincoln's memorial statue projected holographic Emancipation Proclamation, each letter morphing into data chains. The system screamed:

[Liberty Weaponization Detected]

[Emergency Devour: Constitutional Entity Suggested]

Lin ripped open his chest, revealing a furnace core—beating with Mayflower nails, railroad spikes, and Apollo 11 circuits. As data chains touched the core, D.C.'s power gri


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