We Watch All

(Book II of We Watch All)

On NeoMars, humanity survives by forgetting.

For sixty years, the Priest has carried the memories of Earth alone-its wars, its collapse, and the truth behind humanity's escape. The Council governs what is remembered, what is taught, and what must never be spoken. Together, they have built a society that is stable, obedient... and dangerously fragile.
Now the Trials have ended.
A new Priest has been chosen.
And something within NeoMars has begun to stir.
As the city prepares for a new era, whispers spread through the streets. Records vanish. Old doors quietly open. Those who stand closest to power-candidates, archivists, councilors, and wanderers-begin to realize that the future of NeoMars is being decided behind closed chambers and sealed histories.
Some believe the truth should finally be shared.
Others will do anything to keep it buried.
While the Council struggles to maintain control, the Priest steps into a role far more dangerous than anyone expected-one that may determine whether NeoMars remains a sanctuary... or becomes the next world to fall.
We Watch All: The Priest and the Council is a cerebral science-fiction thriller about memory, authority, and the cost of truth. With haunting imagery and quiet tension, it asks a single unsettling question:
If history is power... who should be trusted to hold it?