In the wake of an AI collapse and global ecological unraveling, humanity stands at a crossroad. Across the fractured landscapes of New Orleans, Lagos, Oaxaca, and Seoul, resistance takes shape-not through weapons, but through memory, song, soil, and code.

At the center is Reverend Elijah Noble-a Southern mystic steeped in ancestral wisdom- joined by a constellation of techno-mystics, outcasts, and survivors. Together, they begin rewiring not just the future, but the meaning of humanity itself.

When ancient ritual converges with fractured algorithms, a new "communion protocol" emerges-one that rejects domination in favor of deep remembering. What if survival has never been about control, but about becoming kin again?

Prophetic and polyphonic, We Were Seeds is a vision of reclamation that braids the mystical with the technological, the sacred with the subversive-inviting us to imagine a world rebuilt not by power, but by care.