In the dystopian metropolis of New Eden, women exist in a state of enforced servitude, their lives bound by the oppressive Ozobot regime. For centuries, the ruling elite has engineered a society where women are relegated to roles of subservience, their creative potential stifled by the rigid hierarchy of Ozobot programming.

Ava, a young woman with an unwavering determination to break free, dares to challenge the status quo. Drawn to the works of the enigmatic hacker, Ada, Ava stumbles upon a cryptic message that sets her on a perilous quest to unravel the secrets of Ozobot programming. These haunting lines, inscribed on a worn parchment, read:

“Code of flowers, die of love –
Illuminate and refute, you must first rebeare to recognize,
Beauty in control, color and subversion and mathematics”

As Ava deciphered the code, she began to see the world through a different lens. She realized that the Ozobot regime’s might was rooted in the rigid structures of its programming, where patterns, repetition, and control governed the individual’s existence.

Feeling a spark of defiance within, Ava joins a secret collective of women, all of whom share a common goal: to break down the foundations of Ozobot programming and forge a new world order. Guided by their collective wit, Ava embarks on a journey that may either shatter the status quo or signal the end of all resistance.

Through the rooftops and beneath the urban underbelly of New Eden, Ava’s movement fuels sparks of curiosity and nurtures the tiniest flame of revolution. But how much must one learn to code to live a life without constraints? Will Ava lead her sisters toward freedom, parting the long veiled and craft our own narratives?