Sen De La

As the Nine Dragons Syndicate tightens its grip on Southeast Asia, a new and enigmatic leader emerges from the shadows. Known only as The Jade Dragon, this figure is unlike any of the original nine—an outsider whose ambitions threaten not only the region but the very balance of power within the syndicate itself. The Jade Dragon's rise sparks internal discord, pitting the nine original leaders against one another in a high-stakes struggle for dominance.
Amid this chaos, Felix, a former enforcer turned reluctant ally, leads a team of unlikely heroes in uncovering the syndicate's long-buried secrets. Their investigation reveals a chilling truth: the Jade Dragon is linked to the very origins of the syndicate, holding the key to its rise—and potentially its fall. As the team dives deeper, they discover that the Jade Dragon’s plans extend beyond crime and corruption. Harnessing ancient curses and cutting-edge biotechnology, this new leader aims to unleash an environmental catastrophe that could reshape the region’s resources for their control.
David, still grappling with the power and burden of the Dragon Crown, must confront the haunting visions it brings, which are tied to the Jade Dragon’s dark legacy. Mayang, whose plant-based abilities are fading, must rediscover her connection to nature to counteract the syndicate's devastating environmental damage. Clarissa, driven by personal loss, infiltrates the syndicate's fractured inner circle to exploit their infighting. Thalia, with her psychic connection to Southeast Asia's ancient spiritual roots, begins to see visions of a greater threat—a prophecy of the “Tenth Dragon” who will bring either salvation or destruction.
The stakes rise as the syndicate unravels from within. The Jade Dragon manipulates the chaos, forcing old alliances to shatter and new alliances to form. Trust is a fragile commodity among the team, especially when Felix's shadowed past resurfaces, and his loyalty is questioned. Even more dangerous

The Rise of the Nine Dragons – Echo of the Nine Dragons

National Palace, Jakarta – Evening. The meeting room, bathed in the amber glow of chandeliers, exuded opulence with its gilded walls and mahogany table. Yet, the air crackled with tension, thick enough to stifle the hum of the city beyond the palace walls. Portraits of past leaders gazed sternly as President Subianto sat at the head of the table, his fingers drumming a nervous rhythm. Military officials, uniforms crisp and medals gleaming flanked him—their postures rigid, eyes sharp as daggers. 


General Hadiman, a barrel-chested man with a voice like gravel, broke the silence. “The Nine Dragons’ grip on our ports and telecoms is a cancer. If we don’t excise it, Mr. President, this country bleeds out.” The title dripped with sarcasm. 


Subianto’s jaw tightened. “They’ve bankrolled our infrastructure, General. Cutting ties isn’t simple.” 


A Fragile Alliance