Ada the Orphan

The country of Frosia is attacked by the country of Briva, the cities fall one after the other, the country ends up being annexed, the soldiers of Briva now run the country of Frosia, they seize their wealth by recovering minerals, part of the cereals, farm animals, people live thanks to rationing tickets that are given to them at the town hall every first of the month, each ticket represents what the inhabitants can recover from the merchants, bread, sugar, salt, meat, fruit, vegetables, clothing, shoes. Only the peasants get by thanks to what they produce, the black market does not help to improve the situation, misery spreads, everyone manages to survive: some work for the occupant to have a little more to eat, others resist and if they are captured end up in prison, in camps or executed. Some are arrested for black market. There is a curfew at night, controls are common

Ada is alone as an orphan and meets the gang of scavengers and the dandelion gang at the dump. The scavengers meet the dandelion gang at the dump, these are the children of workers who live in the working-class district of the capital Lyz. The leader is Ginny Salinas, 16 years old, ironic, ingenious, prudent, Annie Ley, 15 years old, calm, taciturn, reserved, Mira Lys, 13 years old, thoughtful, sarcastic, loyal, Cyril Fusch, 15 years old, daring, resourceful, elegant, Benoit Ent, 14 years old, calm, reserved, humble, Jack Katz, 14 years old, nonchalant, cheerful, intelligent. They also survive thanks to the dump by recovering metals, glass, everything that can be useful and resalable, even food. The two gangs help each other

An ordinary world, Frosia and Briva are covered with small hamlets, villages and towns. There are forests, rivers, lakes, mountains, diversity in the landscapes. The animals encountered are ordinary. The Brivan soldiers lack nothing, except women, which is why they opened brothels. If there are thefts, it is above all the inhabitants of Frosia who commit them out of greed or to survive. The occupant monitors, controls very closely, whether by cameras or other technological means. It controls all aspects of daily life, there are sometimes demonstrations to express anger or revolts, the reprisals are terrible, without pity. The country is covered with open-air prisons, normal prisons, high-security prisons surrounded by electrified fences, watchtowers, spotlights. The occupant is implacable, he represses any attempt at uprising, even the smallest. He does everything to keep power

Continue to live despite the annexation and occupation, as a teenager and orphan, she has less pressure than adults who have a family.