Apocalypse by José Rafael León Fernández

Tensions between the superpowers are escalating. A rocket streaks across the sky, carrying the launch codes for ballistic missiles. In a synchronized manner, without human intervention, nuclear warheads are launched against enemy cities. Within minutes, humanity faces its worst nightmare: extinction.

In the midst of chaos, Krypton emerges—the city of machines, a metropolis dominated by androids and ruled by a supreme guide. Humans are subjugated, confined, and many of them are transformed into androids. The detective, an executor-type android, begins to question her own existence. Hunted by the machines, she joins the Resistance, a group of humans fighting to reclaim their freedom. Together, they plan to sabotage the machines' central computer, in a battle that will decide the fate of the planet.

After the victory against the Empire of Machines, humanity takes refuge in Krypton, now a city that shelters the survivors. In this fragile balance, two teenagers find an old device that houses an artificial intelligence program—a survivor from the machine era. Manipulated by the program, Matt found a political party and create Energy, a telecommunications company that hides a sinister plan: to restore the empire of machines and purify the human race.

The detective is the only one capable of facing this new threat. With the help of unexpected allies, she must infiltrate Energy, unravel the secrets of the master program, and stop a plan that could extinguish humanity forever.

How far would you go to save humanity?

In a world where machines have already won once, the detective must face an enemy that does not sleep, does not feel, and does not forget. An enemy that knows all her secrets. An enemy that has already won once... and is ready to do it again.

Humanity has already lost once. It will not survive a second defeat.