The Murder of Tuvah by A.M. Ravyn book cover
TOWER // REPUBLIC ARCHIVE
CASE FILE: TUVAH_01   ACCESS: RESTRICTED
SCIENCE FICTION // MYSTERY

THE MURDER
OF TUVAH

TALES OF THE WEAVERS // BOOK ONE
“Tales they create… We are tales…”
TERRA // 2304

Detective Tan Ajani has spent twelve years as a stranger to himself.

Indentured to the Tower, the intelligent system that governs the Republic, Tan is awakened from cryo-sleep and sent to solve the murder of Scievatta Tuvah, the Republic’s most revered faith leader. Tuvah is murdered during a coding session, surrounded by hundreds of followers of Sciritualism.

Key evidence is missing. Clips are blocked. And witnesses are not what they seem.

Returning to the Swan, the district he once called home, Tan follows a trail that leads far beyond a political assassination. Someone is manipulating human existence.

Now Tan must uncover the truth before the Republic goes to war.

COMING SOON
SUBJECT // TAN AJANILOCATION // SWAN DISTRICTSTATUS // INDENTUREDBODY // ORG-SHELLAUTHORITY // THE TOWER
TOWER // MINDSERV INTERFACE

Case record.
Access restricted.

CASE OVERVIEW // VISUAL CHANNEL 01
DIGIOPSIS REPORT // INCOMPLETE
STATUS // UNDER INVESTIGATION
UNIT // TOWER DETECTIVE
CHIEF // JAKOB
ASSIGNED DETECTIVE // TAN AJANI

PRIMARY VICTIM // SCIEVATTA TUVAH
SECONDARY VICTIM // SOREN SYNREN

INCIDENT DISTRICT // SWAN DISTRICT
CRIME SCENE // SCIENTAVVA CODER ALLIANCE CENTER (SCA)

WITNESSES // AYLA DOS SANTOS / KAIQUE DOS SANTOS
RESIDENCE // SWAN DISTRICT
PERSONNEL // DETECTIVE LINKED
NAME // TAN AJANI
UNIT // TOWER DETECTIVE
CONTRACT STATUS // ACTIVE / TOWER
CONTRACT DURATION // 43,800 ACTIVE HOURS
SUSPENSIONS // 3
TIME SERVED // 105,120 HOURS
BODY STATE // ORG-SHELL / WORM CHILD

DISTRICT CITIZENSHIP // SWAN DISTRICT
PREVIOUS RESIDENCE // BAOBAB SQUARE
EMERGENCY CONTACT // JOAO AJANI, BROTHER
“An Outsider,
a Swan,
or a Ghost.”IDENTITY GLITCH // THE MURDER OF TUVAH
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CREATOR RECORD // AUTHOR

A.M. Ravyn

A.M. Ravyn is the author of The Murder of Tuvah, the first book in Tales of the Weavers. Inspired by a lifelong love of science fiction, real-life mysteries, and nonlinear storytelling, Ravyn’s work explores identity, reality, and the possibility that existence may be more than it seems.

INDEPENDENT AUTHOR // SELF-PUBLISHED