Dayo had seventeen pages of Version One and nine pages of Version Two.
He spread both on Ren's table at seven that evening. Hunter, Ren, Lena, and Amara Solis — who had come to Tessard Avenue two hours after Ren's visit and had not left since, working through her fourteen months of independent documentation with Sable in the adjacent room. Carver arrived at seven-fifteen. Yewande at seven-twenty.
Dayo looked at the people around the table and understood this was the correct group for this conversation. Not the full network. The people who had been present for the longest time and who understood the methodology's development from the beginning.
He tapped the Version Two pages.
Three components, he said. The first extends Version One — the measurement infrastructure, the baseline protoco
