"No," Alice says, loading a suppressed HK416. "Because the body they found in the tunnel was a decoy. I swapped the President’s biometric vest three days ago. He’s alive. And he’s trapped under the Concorde with four hostiles and thirty minutes of oxygen."
The screen shows a teenage girl, asleep in a dorm room. A red laser dot rests on her forehead.
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(raising her rifle at a sound behind her—more boots in the water): "Then we’re out of time. Where’s the bomb?"
From her command post in a nondescript van parked near the Place du Carrousel, Alice watches six split-screen feeds. She is the head of the DPSD (Directorate of Protective Security), the unit tasked with shielding France’s highest officials. Tonight, they are running a silent, illegal drill—no one authorized it. Because she doesn't trust the official security plan for tomorrow's G7 Summit. "No," Alice says, loading a suppressed HK416
They demand one thing: release the "Suitcase Files" by dawn, or the President dies.
(breathing hard, eyes wild): "He says there are six more cells. And they have a nuclear dispersal device." He’s alive
Alice and Marco are the only ones with a backup channel—an old 5G mesh network she built after the 2023 riots. She watches the official feeds go dark. CNN, BBC, Al Jazeera—all show the same image: the collapsed tunnel, smoke, and a claim of responsibility from a group called .