The Earth is no longer the blue planet. Climate change has forever altered our home, turning paradise into a desert. Most survivors live in gigantic, motorized villages that tirelessly traverse the desolate landscapes. Jenny also lives on one of these village ships. She belongs to a group that searches the ocean floor for clonable material. Jenny hopes to find traces of bee DNA: when the collapse came, the pollinating insects, without which there can be no agriculture, were among the first victims. Whether dangerous rock-eaters or all-powerful corporations, Jenny is fiercely determined against all odds and prepared to make any sacrifice to give the world a chance at rebirth. In 'Shangri-La', Mathieu Bablet explored outer space, in 'Carbon and Silicon' the relationship between humans and technology, and in 'Silent Jenny' he now turns his attention to the ecological post-apocalypse. His interest in the economic and social structures of our world, in capitalism, liberalism, and futurism, remains unchanged. Bablet's sense of dimension, color and narrative rhythm also makes his new work - the product of four years of work - an exceptional comic.