In the year 2103, the world had transformed beyond recognition. A devastating virus had ravaged the global male population, leaving only 17% of men remaining. The lethal contagion, transmitted exclusively from man to man, had forced the survivors into isolation camps, isolated from the rest of society to prevent further tragedy.
As the male population dwindled, women emerged as the dominant force, rising to power in ways previously unimaginable. The very concept of countries and borders dissolved, giving rise to a single central government that aimed to protect the remaining men and ensure the continuity of the human race through their ability to produce sperm.
In this new world, women held the reins of governance, making decisions and shaping policies to steer society forward. Eighty long years had passed since the virus first struck, and the male population now consisted solely of post-virus births, all under the control and ownership of the government.
To encourage population growth, women were incentivized to choose in-vitro fertilization (IVF) for having children. Generous benefits, including financial support, community assistance, and well-equipped houses, were offered to raise a girl child until the age of 18. The world functioned like a well-oiled machine, driven by the collective efforts of its female citizens.
Yet, amidst the controlled utopia, a breakaway faction lurked in the shadows. The clandestine vigilante group operated from the depths of the forest, comprising both rescued men from isolation camps and women who had forsaken the structured society in search of freedom. Their daring mission was nothing short of overthrowing the government they believed was hiding the truth behind the virus and restoring power to the male population.
This vigilante group was resolute in its belief that Minister Evelyn Harper, the formidable leader of the government, had cunningly labeled the virus as deadly merely to justify her oppressive measures. They saw it as a way to maintain her authority and suppress any potential challenge from the male population.
Minister Evelyn Harper, however, had a different perspective on the matter. Leading the world for far too long, she guarded her authority jealously, convinced that keeping men isolated and under surveillance was the only way to maintain peace and stability. History had shown the destructive consequences of male influence, particularly for women, and she was determined to prevent any resurgence of chaos.
Amidst this backdrop of conflicting ideologies, Emma Green emerged as a pivotal character. A grieving woman who had tragically lost her male child to an isolation camp, she found herself at a crossroads. The profound loss compelled her to make an extraordinary decision—to seek out the legendary vigilante group that existed only in myths and legends—and align herself with their cause.
Driven by a deep desire for justice and a yearning for a better world, Emma embarked on a dangerous quest to find the vigilante group. She believed that their hidden truths held the key to unraveling the carefully constructed society and bringing about positive change.
As both Emma Green and Minister Evelyn Harper clung to their convictions, unbeknownst to each other, the world teetered on the brink of momentous change. The clash between the established order and the underground resistance threatened to shatter the delicate balance that had governed society for decades.
The future remained uncertain, pregnant with revelations that could alter the course of history forever. As hidden desires, truths, and beliefs collided, the world awaited the fateful collision between Emma and Minister Evelyn, unaware of the cataclysmic consequences that lay ahead. The fate of humanity hung in the balance, hinging on the choices and actions of these two extraordinary women.