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Of course, there was no simple way to leave the Factory. Daventree knew that Don had tightened all security, and even had his warriors patrolling the district. There had already been at least one attempt, when a group of workers stormed the main exit, wielding metal pipes from the sixth level workfloor.
The Eye footage of that incident, shown on all screens every few hours, was a clear deterrent. Daventree’s stomach still turned when he recalled the violent way Don’s warriors had prevented the escape.
It wasn’t only the initial incident that filled Daventree with dread. The survivors—the ones the warriors let live—had been taken to a room Daventree didn’t recognise, with rough stone walls and no furnishings. They’d heen interrogated and tortured by Don’s accomplice, the w
