Somaale, a nation rich in culture and history, found itself ensnared in the grip of a dictator, President Samawade Hilowle. Hilowle's rise to power following a coup, marked the beginning of an era that would see Somaale transformed into a dystopian landscape defined by repression, fear, and unyielding control. The once vibrant capital, Barwaaqo, became a city of contrasts - its elite living in guarded enclaves while the masses suffered in squalor. As Hilowle's regime teetered on the brink of collapse, the societal fabric of Somaale was torn apart. Trust was a rare commodity, and alliances shifted with the tides of power. It was against this backdrop of turmoil and despair that the story of I and Samatalis unfolds a tale of forbidden love in a time of revolution, where the personal and the political collide in ways that will reshape our lives and our nation.