Zenon, the capital of Luxembourg, stands as the pinnacle of technological advancement, a city where every corner gleams with the sheen of automation. From the moment one steps into its pristine streets, it becomes clear that Zenon is more than just a city; it is a living organism, pulsing with data and governed by algorithms.
Every lamppost doubles as a surveillance node, every building's glass facade hides sensors, and every citizen's device is seamlessly integrated into the city's centralized security network.
Because of this total interconnection, crime in Zenon is nearly nonexistent.
The city boasts one of the lowest crime rates in the world, but not because of the inherent virtue of its people, but rather, because nothing escapes the government's gaze. Every movement, word, and gesture is recorded and analyzed.
