The Conspirator

Luke and Leo had a lot to think about once they exchanged ideas about why there was a lower than expected worker turnout today.

They lived in a weird time where being part of an organisation was stressful, however, not being part of one felt even more stressful as you never knew if you were missing out on a once in a lifetime opportunity, or were dodging a bullet.

The fact that the uprising had access to quality knowledge that seemed legit and well researched was the point that bothered Luke the most, while their decisiveness and ruthlessness is what bothered Leo.

If there existed an organisation whose only purpose of existence was self service, then it was almost impossible for such an organisation to see anything beyond self benefits.

For such a group, there was nothing that was too immoral, nothing that they would not do for their own gain, as they feared no law and were answerable to no one.