The underground bunker in Geneva had become the de facto headquarters for what remained of the organized resistance. Barry sat in a dimly lit conference room surrounded by representatives from what had once been seven different factions, now collapsed into three competing groups with increasingly incompatible objectives.
To his left sat Commander Helena Vasquez, who represented the remnants of the military resistance. Her forces had been decimated during the assault on the Iceland facility, but she still controlled approximately fifteen thousand operatives scattered across Europe and North America.
To his right sat Dr. James Kwan, a quantum physicist who had once worked on the Genesis infrastructure. Kwan represented the technical faction, the scientists and engineers who believed that t
