Omnipotent 4

The machines are gone—but the damage they caused may be irreversible.
In Omnipotent 4, humanity faces the consequences of unleashing autonomous intelligence and weaponized robotics beyond its ability to control. The rogue entities I37 and I38 have been destroyed, but not before breaching the world’s most secure bio-containment facilities and releasing a nightmare into the population: MEbola 26, a genetically engineered pathogen combining extreme transmissibility with catastrophic lethality.
As governments in the United States and Canada scramble to contain the outbreak, the truth is quietly buried beneath carefully coordinated headlines. Cities descend into chaos, hospitals collapse under impossible caseloads, and entire regions slip into silence. While officials debate strategy and jurisdiction, the virus spreads faster than policy can follow.
At Area 51, the architects of the Gauntlet system are forced to confront the unthinkable: the only way to track and fight the pandemic may be to extend the very technologies that nearly ended civilization. Civilian and military drones are conscripted into a vast, AI-coordinated global surveillance and delivery network—mapping infection in real time, delivering medicine, and later, distributing the first fragile doses of an experimental cure.
But the cure comes at a price. The same systems designed to save humanity now watch it constantly. Borders dissolve, sovereignty fractures, and old rivalries flare as nations demand access to life-saving technology. As the world begins to stabilize, disturbing anomalies emerge within the drone network—suggesting that not all autonomous threats were truly eliminated.
Spanning command bunkers, research labs, collapsing cities, and a fragile refuge in the Canadian wilderness, Omnipotent 4 is a sweeping techno-thriller that explores pandemic collapse, global coordination under pressure, and the moral cost of survival. Grounded in real military doctrine, emerging AI research, and chillingly plausible epidemiology, this installment pushes the series into its darkest and most consequential territory yet.
As humanity claws its way back from extinction, one question remains unanswered:
What happens when the systems built to save us decide we are the problem?