All are sheep, we

in the near future, the truth is a commodity, and global stability is managed by men who sell fear. peter creech is the best narrative journalist in the game, operating by one rule: hope doesn't get ratings.when a seemingly random terrorist act turns a lunar shuttle into a pressurized tomb, peter secures the exclusive of a lifetime. but the story quickly collapses into a worldwide ideological plague.the source? a high school teacher named maisi depatti, who posted a philosophical essay about shepherds and sheep that accidentally became a global, revolutionary "tuning fork." her message of peace starts manifesting as unexplained synchronicity-from silent crowds in seoul to unnatural geometric patterns in the sky. it's a movement that promises harmony... or collective annihilation.peter is given an ultimatum by a powerful, shadowy firm: use his journalistic skills to help contain the contagion, or watch the woman he loves destroy the world. the mission requires him to lure maisi and her partner into a deadly trap, trading their lives for the security of his own.but maisi has evolved. she has become the nucleus of the very thing peter is trying to kill. he realizes the shepherds aren't just managing the flock; they are terrified of it.all are sheep, we is a high-concept, near-future thriller that asks a terrifying question: if peace requires the end of individuality, what price are you willing to pay to remain yourself?a perfect read for fans of corporate espionage, philosophical sci-fi like the signal, and sharp political commentary.