Sen De La

The Rise of the Nine Dragons – Shadows Over Southeast Asia is an epic tale of a group of individuals facing the looming threat of a powerful organized crime syndicate, the Nine Dragons Syndicate, which holds a tight grip over the economy and politics of Southeast Asia. The story follows the journey of Bintang, a former journalist, and Sebastian, a time traveler, as they confront the cunning tactics and dark forces led by influential figures like Tian Hao and Yun Feng. 
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Jakarta and Indonesia's new capital (IKN), the core conflict revolves around political ambition, environmental crises, and economic manipulation. The tension arises as personal political agendas clash with the greater good, forcing Bintang and his team—comprising a former hacker, a diplomat, an environmental activist, and a conservation officer—to battle not just for justice but for the future of their land. Together, they face an enemy that wields not only power and wealth but also the ability to disrupt the natural balance.
At the same time, we have Heru, a character-driven by revenge and the pursuit of scientific advancements. His motivations create a tension-filled dynamic within the narrative, adding depth to the ongoing conflict between Bintang's team and the Nine Dragons.

The Rise of the Nine Dragons – Shadows Over Southeast Asia

The battle for Long Peleban was about to reach its next phase. With Clarissa's resolve firmed, the team would face even more difficult choices. But as they fought on, they knew that their struggle was bigger than any one person or village—it was about standing up to the forces that sought to control the future of Southeast Asia. And Clarissa, with her moral compass and determination, would lead the charge in bringing the truth to light. 


The next morning, as the sun rose over the Kayan River, the team gathered in a small village clearing, the air thick with anticipation. Clarissa had spent the night thinking through her decision. Now, she stood at the edge of the gathering, observing the villagers as they went about their daily routines. The mix of hope and skepticism in their eyes was palpable. Some were eager to discuss the potential benefits of the dam, while others, particularly the elders, remained steadfast in their resistance. 


We Know the Risks, Young Lady