The square was boiling over. Cheers, slogans, and songs echoed in the sky. Some began distributing flyers with the temporary emblem of the "England People's Assembly" printed on them—a lightning bolt breaking through a crown.
In the crowd, several men dressed ordinarily and wearing hats calmly observed. They were members of Reinhardt's Hydra Group.
"Second phase target achieved," one of them whispered into the microphone beneath his collar, "the concept of 'People's Assembly' has been successfully launched and received cross-regional responses. Emotions have shifted from specific demands to questioning the system."
"London police movements?" came the inquiry through the earpiece.
