“Observing NemNet is like tracking a pack of predators—each powerful alone, but unpredictable in their alliances. Their ecosystem thrives in secrecy, but every move leaves a trace.”
NemNet is the underbelly of the Grand Menagerie—a black-market forum where assassins, hackers, thieves, and criminals trade contracts. Imagine Craigslist for killers—but encrypted, tracked by kill counters, and complete with a loyalty program. Its network ties together assassins, mafia heirs, and even their pursuers in the FBI’s secret MIRAGE Division.
A decentralized dark web network that offers contract jobs in assassination, espionage, smuggling, and sabotage. It’s run by a hidden council (or AI, or myth-level figures) and heavily encrypted. Profiles are alias-based, and operatives never know their clients’ real identities.
Features:
> Job Board with categories: Surveillance, Elimination, Extraction, Disruption, Escort, Sabotage
> Comment threads under each mission offer a glimpse into rivalries and assassin banter
> Reputation Scores for freelancers
> Encrypted DMs, but rumors say the admins read everything
> Payment in crypto or favors
> “Neutral Grounds” for offline meetings (maybe themed bars or private clubs across the world)
The one behind NemNet and handling its affairs is OverZero, the central AI (rumored to be a sentient contract protocol formed from an ancient pact with the god of justice or calculation), was given form by early rogue magi and hackers. But OverZero doesn’t govern alone—it speaks through The Five, mysterious overseers known only by code names.
“These are sketches and notes of the creatures I’ve encountered… though most prefer to be called by name rather than specimen.”
“Some nights I swear the records write themselves. Little fragments of encounters, overheard conversations, the way the NemNet hums when it’s awake. They don’t always make sense at first… but taken together, they tell a story.”