STONKS. A short story about making money. A lot of money. Part. 1

Somewhere in between dimension, exist a place. A place created by something called a system. It captures special beings named reincarnation or transmigrator and it uses them for its benefit.

it uses the mechanics of the sticks and the carrots to make the reincarnation or transmigrator do the job for him.

Here we are at factory 15246325 created by the STONKS system named [REDACTED]. The goal of the factories is to utilize at their most efficiency reincarnated people to make money.

They need to buy stuff to make money, then buy even more stuff to make even more money, over and over again.

The process is simple. A STONKS systems wanderer around the world. It captures a dead soul. Chain itself to it, and teleport the newly reborn soul in this place in-between dimension.

Then it will give this soul a task, like printing a dollar, and charge it inside of a portal to add it to the total of money that they have which is shown on the monitory interface of the system

Then it makes him do this ninety-nine times more, to make him have a hundred dollars so that he can buy an automated printer.

This automated printer will print a dollar every ten seconds. Then it will repeat the process with another printer, this time it will cost two hundred dollars, that printer will print two dollars every ten seconds.

Then it will make him buy another one for three hundred dollars, this printer will print three dollars every ten seconds.

But the system knows that it also needs to take care of this fragile newly reborn soul, or else it will break down in the solitude and boredom that is required by this task.

We will from now on refer to this newly reborn soul as a "host". A host for the parasite that is the system.

to counterfeit why the problem that poses this boring task of simply making money by printing dollars the STONKS system need to have

something else to do than just making more and more money.

So it needs to find a way for him to distract his host from this task, and his solution was to make the host be able to buy with ten thousand dollars a small studio for himself.

Then it repeats it, for a hundred thousand he could buy a small apartment. For a million, a small house. Twenty million for a two-story house, and twenty-five million for a three-story house.

Then for a hundred million, would be able to purchase a small mansion.

All of that just so that he can satisfy himself in luxury.

The STONKS systems also need the host to compete with other captured hosts, so that the competition makes them earn even more money even faster than they were doing previously.

The competition consisted of a game run by the system, where the more money you add, the more add-ons you could buy to customize a house. Once finished customizing the house, a group of Anonyme people would rank them from best looking to worst looking. The best-looking one would win first place.

But it also needed to make the competition advantageous for everybody.

So they made a prize for each place on the leader board, it was something like, "first place win five percent of their monthly income every day, the second win twelve percent of their monthly income every week, the third will win ten percent of their annual income every month, and the fourth only ten percent of their daily income every week.

It was also not so difficult to win first place or else only a small percentage of people would compete with each other. The other percent would just have been seating there watching them compete not doing anything at all.

The systems can also make the factory look more and more like the idealized factory copied from the mind of the host.

It will boost their efficiency and make them want to upgrade their factory even more so that they can see their idealized factory come to life.

if a system has the chance of picking a good host, its host would rapidly approach the billions of dollars in around a few weeks and would have been able to buy a second factory for one billion dollars.

From there it will just repeat the same process, buying a third factory for one trillion. The fourth for one quadrillion. and the Fifth for one quintillion.

Now we will talk about the different types of printers that the regular factory has at the disposition of the Host.

The first is a regular manual printer, capable of printing a dollar every time it is activated.

Next are nine automated printers, with a price starting from a hundred dollars, and each time it cost a hundred more dollars to add one. The first cost a hundred, the next two hundred, the next three hundred, and so on.

They are each capable of printing respectively; one dollar, two dollars, three dollars, four dollars, five dollars, six dollars, seven dollars, eight dollars, and nine dollars every ten seconds.

Next, is three laser printers, with a price starting from a thousand dollars, and each time it cost a thousand dollars to add one. They are each capable of printing respectively; ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, and fifty dollars every ten seconds.

Next, is five 3D printers, with a price starting from ten thousand dollars, and each time it cost ten thousand dollars to add one. They are each capable of printing respectively; a hundred dollars, a hundred and twenty-five dollars, a hundred and fifty dollars, two hundred dollars, and two hundred and fifty dollars every ten seconds.

Next, is ten ultra magnetic printers, with a price starting from a hundred thousand dollars for the first one, and each time it cost another hundred thousand dollars to add one, the last one costing a million dollars. They are each capable of printing respectively; five hundred dollars, a thousand dollars, two thousand dollars, three thousand dollars, four thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, six thousand dollars, seven thousand dollars, eight thousand dollars, nine thousand dollars, and ten thousand dollars every ten seconds.

Next, three giant laser printers, with a price starting from a million dollars, and each time it cost two million dollars to add one. They are each capable of printing respectively; ten thousand dollars, twelve thousand dollars, and fifteen thousand dollars every minute.

Next is a giant 3D printer, which cost ten million dollars to build. It prints a hundred thousand dollars every minute.

Next, three Giant ultra magnetic printers, with a price starting from ten million dollars, and each time it cost thirty million dollars to add one. They are each capable of printing respectively; two hundred thousand dollars, four hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and seventy thousand.

And the final printer of the first factory is a giant ultra magnetic laser 3D printer that costs a billion dollars to create and can print ten million dollars every minute.

Here is a little message that the host receives when he buys the second factory.

You have been of great help for the multiversal dollar distribution plan. For your effort and for your great help to fulfill this plan, you will be granted another factory, a free interface customization kit, a grade bronze to demonstrate our support and validation in the ongoing task for the fulfillment of this plan, and a special card pass to the public hub. May your existence have meaning in the completion of the goal that you have been given by the federal government of the multiversal bureau of economic affairs.

To be continued.