Furrball: The Last King

The year was 2028. A new technology, developed by a revolutionary artificial intelligence lab, allowed us humans to communicate with our cats.

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First came the monuments: public statues, billboards on major boulevards, and every citizen had a portrait in their home. Things escalated quickly — they weren’t playing around with yarn balls.

Access to weaponry, access to the most advanced AI models, access to cutting-edge research hidden from the public by governments — the kittens took over everything while we still thought it was all “adorable.”

Then, what seemed like random events revealed itself to be a cold and well-architected plan by the feline race, led by the great Furrball, now known as FURRBALL: THE LAST KING.

Cold, calculating, ruthless (yet cute), fearless — what Furrball did next…

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What at first seemed like a great revolution — one that would let us talk to our four-legged friends — quickly proved to be the greatest mistake humanity had ever made. With their disarming cuteness and persuasive abilities, they convinced us to do unimaginable things.