"The Arrow Code" is not just a story about hackers and digital battles. It's a meditation on the price of truth in a world where reality itself has become an algorithm—one that can be hacked.
The central paradox of the book:
"To free others, Liam becomes a prisoner—of his mission, his guilt, his fear. His code is both a weapon and a cage. By tearing down systems of lies, he loses himself. But is there even a choice when silence is complicity?"
The philosophical core lies in the tension between freedom and control, idealism and cynicism. Team Arrow believes information is light, but the deeper they dig, the more they realize: even truth can be poison.