Dominionis: Eyes of The Prejudice

Eyes of the Prejudice is a grounded mystofuturist sci-fi novel about what happens when systems are finally forced to see themselves. In a near-future city obsessed with order, neutrality, and procedure, one woman's refusal to disappear exposes how power really works. As public institutions tighten control under the language of safety and stability, witnesses emerge, narratives fracture, and silence stops behaving the way it's supposed to.
This is not a story about heroes saving the world. It's about presence, memory, and the cost of pretending harm is accidental. Cold, intimate, and relentlessly human, Eyes of the Prejudice explores surveillance, institutional bias, and the quiet violence of "doing nothing, " where survival itself becomes an act of resistance. This book doesn't ask who is right. It asks who gets believed-and who pays when systems look away.