Ninety-Two Percent

In a world where privacy has vanished, your life is measured by a glowing blue number. At midnight, the Global Health Authority activated the Pulse. Now, every person on Earth carries their oxygen level in real-time above their head for everyone to see. For Liora, a dedicated schoolteacher in Singapore, these numbers are more than just health data-they are a sentence of life or death. When the display stays high, you are safe.
But the moment it flickers to ninety-two percent, the color turns a warning orange, and the recovery teams arrive to take you away. Panic spreads faster than air. Markets crash, and cities are divided into zones of "Blue" safety and "Orange" fear. As her friends and neighbors begin to disappear into silent warehouses at the docks, Liora realizes a terrifying truth: the system isn't just tracking sickness-it is enforcing obedience.
The Pulse reacts to stress, to fear, and to dissent. To stay healthy, you must stay silent. But Liora cannot stay silent. Joined by Omar, an architect who knows the city's hidden secrets, and Viktor, a soldier haunted by the orders he has been forced to follow, Liora embarks on a desperate mission. Together, they must navigate a landscape of absolute surveillance to reach the Data Core and expose the lie that has turned humanity into a collection of data points.
Ninety-Two Percent is a cinematic, high-tension thriller about the thin line between public health and total control. It is a story of human connection in a world of isolation, and the power of a single breath when it is finally free. Will Liora dismantle the system before her own number turns red? Or will the world be smothered by its own need for control?