Young Kitianna has always been curious about what life is like on the other side of the wall that divides her war-scarred country. When her actions draw the scrutiny of the authorities, Kitianna's parents realize the only way to keep her from being forced into a re-education camp is to send her away. But while they may have secured their daughter's safety, at least for now, the underground protest movement against the government is getting stronger, and the regime's reaction has been to double down on draconian security measures. It seems no one is safe from the droids and the drones and the surveillance that is everywhere.
Disruption asks how much freedom we're willing to relinquish for the sake of security. And when the government is secretly controlled by oligarchs, how can ordinary citizens fight back and reclaim their liberties?
