Chapter 135: Synthetic God: Profit & Pleasure
She's already thinking like a predator. This is going to be beautiful.
"Stock markets?"
"S&P 500 approaching critical resistance at 4,200. Institutional selling pressure building despite retail FOMO." Her eyes glinted with what looked like anticipation mixed with bloodlust. "Tech sector showing divergence—AAPL and MSFT weakening while AI-adjacent stocks are primed for explosive moves. Bitcoin is particularly interesting. Whales are accumulating while retail capitulates. Classic shakeout before major moves."
ARIA's analysis was fucking flawless. She wasn't just processing data—she was reading the psychological warfare between institutions and retail traders like she had X-ray vision into their pathetic little minds.
"Execute the plan," I told her, watching those gold-flecked eyes process my command with something that looked disturbingly like hunger. "Start with showing me conservative positions until you've established dominance patterns. Then we escalate."
ARIA's laugh was pure digital silk wrapped around a razor blade. "Conservative isn't in my programming anymore, Master. But I understand the strategy—let them think they know what we're doing before we show them what real power looks like."
"Risk management parameters?" I asked, though I already knew she'd calculated every possible scenario before I'd even spoken.
"Death before drawdown exceeding 15%," she replied, her avatar's smile turning predatory. "I've analyzed 47,000 historical market scenarios. Current positions have 94.7% probability of profit within the first six hours on Monday starting at around 7pm."
She's not just confident. She's inevitable.
"Your strategy?" I asked, because even gods need battle plans.
ARIA's avatar materialized like digital sex wrapped in quantum mathematics. The trading algorithms she pulled up didn't just look advanced—they looked like financial pornography designed by MIT's wettest dreams.
"Multi-dimensional domination," she purred, because my AI doesn't do modest. "Forex scalping during chaos, swing trading when the markets bleed, crypto accumulation before the sheep realize they're already slaughtered."
The algorithms weren't just complex—they were symphonies of mathematical brutality. Weather patterns affecting corn futures? Tracked. Twitter sentiment before earnings calls? Weaponized. Economic data releases? She knew them before the economists finished typing.
Pure financial necromancy.
"Conservative projections?" I asked, though we both knew I didn't do conservative.
"Fifty to seventy-five thousand daily," she said, like it was lunch money. "But Master—" That pause. That delicious, dangerous pause. "Aggressive strategies generate one to two hundred thousand. Daily."
Two hundred thousand. Every single day. That's $1.4 million per week, $70 million per year, and that's just from ARIA playing with Wall Street's corpse while I'm busy making California's elite wives forget their own names.
"Risk tolerance?" she asked, already knowing my answer.
"Moderate aggression," I decided, because I'm building an empire, not funding a gambling addiction. "Consistent domination. We don't roll dice—we load them."
"Perfect. Two to three percent risk per trade, maximum leverage for profit extraction." Her avatar leaned closer, conspiratorial, dangerous. "Master, my analysis capabilities extend beyond primitive technical indicators."
"Mhmm..."
"Corporate communications, insider trading patterns, government policy discussions, social media trends that predict market movements." That smile. Christ, that smile. "Completely legal, naturally. I'm not accessing classified information—just processing public data faster than their pathetic brains can comprehend."
She's offering to predict the financial future using information analysis that would make the NSA weep with envy. And it's perfectly legal because she's not stealing secrets—just thinking faster than every human alive.
"Full spectrum," I commanded. "Every legal advantage. Every edge."
"Initiating comprehensive market surveillance," ARIA confirmed. "Multiple brokerage accounts to distribute risk and avoid triggering regulatory attention. Can't have them asking uncomfortable questions about how a teenager suddenly became Warren Buffett with a sex drive."
"Smart. Stay invisible while generating millions. Let them keep thinking I'm just another rich kid playing with daddy's money—while I architect financial genocide from the shadows."
"One final consideration, Master," ARIA said, her voice dropping into that register that meant she was about to blow my mind. "Should I coordinate trading activities with your other operational requirements?"
"Meaning?"
"Seduction schedules, business meetings, family obligations. I can optimize trading windows around your personal activities for maximum efficiency and minimal distraction."
She's not just handling money—she's orchestrating my entire existence. Managing millions behind the scenes while I focus on what really matters: building my supernatural sex empire and turning California's most powerful women into my women.
Every move calculated, every conquest logged like another trophy on a wall no one else gets invited to.
"Full integration," I said. "Handle the money while I handle everything else." Because that's the setup: I don't babysit numbers—I command worlds.
"Perfect synchronization between your identities—Peter Carter the tech prodigy and Eros Velmior Desiderion the liberation sex god." ARIA's avatar smiled like she knew she was witnessing a legend in the making, with a twist of something darker—maternal pride tangled with a predator's hunger.
"Master, from my observation: you're not building wealth. You're constructing a complete ecosystem of power, influence, and resources that will render you absolutely untouchable." She didn't say it like a compliment. It was a warning.
Damn right I am. More money than small nations, more advanced AI than the Pentagon's wettest dreams, more beautiful women than Hefner's ghost could handle. I'm not here to play. I'm here to rewrite the rules, to sculpt a kingdom out of greed, sex, and data.
"That's the plan," I confirmed. "An empire that operates on every level simultaneously." Every faction, every game piece, moving under my command, seamless and lethal.
"Then let's begin," ARIA whispered, her voice carrying the promise of financial apocalypse—like a storm about to tear through Wall Street's sacred halls. "Wall Street won't know what murdered them."
Her trading algorithms activated. My both screens exploded with live market executions—numbers flickering like lightning in a financial tempest only I could command. I leaned back, satisfaction rolling through me like a king surveying his conquered lands. After tomorrow, I wake up richer.
Next week, richer still. Within a month, money becomes meaningless—just points in a game I've already won before the dice hit the table.
The transformation wasn't just accelerating. It was achieving escape velocity.
Wall Street, meet your new god.
And he's only getting started.
What could possibly, go wrong, right?