Antarctica, 1995.
Scientists make an astonishing discovery;
a new species of seaweed - Azurophytae.
Researchers soon discover that this
new plant holds a wealth of medicinal
properties, in particular, anti-aging
benefits. Quickly known as Cerulean
Blue, Azurophytae is refined and developed
into an anti-aging, cryonic-like preservative.
Facing
a deteriorating ecology, United Nations
Corporation's Chairman, Reginald Erlichmann,
devises a plan to "Save the World" from
itself. The plan is to combine the discovery
of the Azurophytae with the science
of Cryonics to place a percentage of
the population into a Cerulean Blue
induced hibernation for 30 years in
order to give a wounded planet a chance
to heal from the vast pollution and
over-population that threatens the existence
of all mankind. Erlichmann uses the
power of the media, the influence of
the Corporation, and the blind obedience
of those who strive to be politically
correct to convince Europe and the Western
World that his plan is the only option.
Although embraced by the majority of
the world, there are groups who do not
trust the noble intentions of Uni-Corp
and suspect that the plan is an attempt
at world domination.
In the midst of this is Harold Womack.
Awake and aware in the world in which
he lives, Womack stands as a watchman
and has spent a lifetime preparing himself
and his family for the troubles caused
by the sudden appearance of the global
United Nations Corporation.
Womack's eldest daughter, Lynn, an eager
young scientist, finds herself working
for the new Uni-Corp. Present in the
discovery and development of the new
seaweed, Lynn unwittingly discovers
a communiqué from Uni-Corp Headquarters
to her superior discussing the true
intent of Erlichmann and Uni-Corp. Suddenly
finding herself in danger, she makes
a desperate attempt to warn her father
before she vanishes from existence.
Harold Womack receives the warning from
his daughter and escapes with his family
to the jungles of South America. Not
knowing the fate of his daughter, Womack
begins to search for her and soon becomes
entangled in a war between Uni-Corp
and the rebel insurgents who oppose
them.
Harold Womack is now one man trying
to find his daughter in a world even
he never believed could exist.
Cerulean Blue is a tale that inspires
thought and awareness of the individual's
responsibility toward their own destiny
and the dangers of willful compliance.
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