The facility's main entrance wasn't marked. From the highway, you would never know it existed. It looked like a collection of power lines and communications towers in the middle of an empty field. The actual entrance was hidden behind an electromagnetic barrier that required specific credentials to pass through.
We had those credentials. One of the network's members had stolen them from a system technician three years earlier, and they were still active. The system hadn't discovered the theft, which suggested that either the system was sloppy about its security or it was so confident in its ability to handle any threat that it didn't bother to change access codes.
Neither possibility was comforting.
The four security personnel in the convoy were killed quickly and efficiently. David, wh
