The Sea Speaks His Name (Laut Bercerita) tells the story of Biru Laut, a student activist fighting against the oppressive New Order regime in Indonesia. Driven by a desire for justice and human rights, he joins an underground movement, risking everything to resist tyranny and advocate for freedom of expression. However, the struggle comes with great sacrifice. Laut and his comrades face brutal threats—arrest, torture, and enforced disappearances. The conflict intensifies when Laut is betrayed by someone close to him, leading to his capture and relentless interrogation. Meanwhile, his family endures the agony of uncertainty, waiting for news of their missing son. This novel explores the intertwining of personal and collective suffering in the fight against oppression, raising questions about the cost of freedom and the endurance of humanity.