Chapter 6: The Day the World Changed
The following day, there was an urgency to their investigation that no one really discussed after their initial conversation about it. “They have support at the highest levels of government,” Gavin had said, passing around copies of documents with names and seals that would have rivaled the Constitution itself. “Thing is, I’m not sure anyone really knows why they have that kind of support, including the folks that are offering it.”
They’d made lists of facts and functions, and they’d argued about what they were going to do with it. If the information was made public it could cause worldwide panic, Randy had told them; worse, he’d been worried that militant groups could conspire to gather and recruit the kinds of people that would make them invincible.
