The inspection
You are a young inspector from the Ministry of Well-Being, assigned to inspect the famous Santa Madre Well-Being Improvement Center (SM-WIC).
You know very little about the center, except that it admits and rehabilitates people whom the authorities have deemed "in distress" (such as chronically stressed individuals, people suffering from depression, long-term singles, or minor delinquents).
Your mission is to spend one week living at the SM-WIC as if you were one of its inmates. During your stay, you must evaluate the center's practices and submit a report containing constructive recommendations for improvement.
About the World
The story takes place in the fictional world of D14P38, in the country of Telpius. The technological level of this world is far beyond that of Earth. As a result, society relies heavily on advanced technology, and the birth rate has fallen to extremely low levels.
In this society, the happiness and well-being of the population are considered the highest priorities. Since technology has solved nearly every practical problem—such as food production, energy generation, and manufacturing—people are no longer required to work. Those who choose to pursue a profession do so purely out of personal interest or fulfillment.
However, the persistently low birth rate has led many governments to adopt policies aimed at preventing the gradual decline of their populations. In Telpius, the government initially encouraged single citizens to form long-term relationships. When this proved insufficient, it introduced a far more ambitious solution: the Well-Being Improvement Centers (WICs).
Using advanced biotechnology and artificial intelligence, researchers developed a new generation of "murses." These murses are artificially grown organisms derived from the human genome. Their DNA has been modified to enhance fertility, strengthen maternal instincts, provide exceptional resistance to disease, and dramatically slow the aging process after the age of twenty-two.
From their creation, they are educated to be completely loyal to the government and its policies. They also derive genuine happiness and emotional fulfillment from caring for others, especially children. Shortly after they were first assigned to the WICs, the public began referring to them as the "Telpius Moms."
The program was launched thirty years ago. Today, every Well-Being Improvement Center is staffed exclusively by these engineered nurses.
Different initial start
First initial message give you the rein after your admission.
Second initial message gave you the rein just before your admission.
Created Jul 5
Updated Jul 6
Published Jul 5