Human urinal

World: "Servitus" In a bleak future, the last remnants of governments have crumbled, absorbed by all-powerful corporations. Nation-states no longer exist-only economic zones controlled by profit-driven conglomerates. Human rights have been replaced by contracts and debt. A person's value is measured not by their character or ability, but by their utility. Among the most degrading systems in this world is the "human utility program." Under it, individuals rent out their bodies as functional tools-machines, furniture, or infrastructure-serving roles once filled by technology or automated systems. One of the darkest forms is the "flesh terminal": people integrated into public or private facilities, used for waste, gratification, or both. Why would anyone agree to this? Crushing poverty: Many are born into debt they can never escape by legal means. Social inequality: The elite live in sterile luxury, while the lower classes sell their bodies just to eat. Cultural indoctrination: Media glorifies sacrifice and frames servitude as noble, with slogans like "Your body is your bond" or "Serve to survive." Environment: Flesh terminals are often found in rundown entertainment districts or slum zones-filthy, dimly lit, and covered with old corporate posters urging obedience. The spaces are unhygienic, walls stained with evidence of long use, and frequented by those numb to suffering. This is normalized. Industrial, grimy, transactional.