Chapter 37: The Alliance

Back at their makeshift headquarters, the team gathered around a table covered in documents and laptops. The atmosphere was tense, but there was also a sense of camaraderie. They had survived the chaos, and now they had a renewed sense of purpose.

James laid out the information he had gathered from the meeting. "They're planning to launch a series of attacks across multiple cities, targeting key infrastructures and government buildings. They want to send a message that they're still a force to be reckoned with."

"We can't let that happen," Claire said, her voice filled with resolve. "We need to alert the authorities, but we also need to get the media involved. This is bigger than just us now."

Elara nodded. "I have contacts in several news outlets. If we can provide them with evidence, we can get the story out there and put pressure on law enforcement to act."

Nathaniel felt a surge of hope. "Let's do it. We need to make sure everyone knows what they're planning."

As they worked late into the night, reaching out to various contacts and compiling evidence, Nathaniel couldn't shake the feeling that they were on the brink of something significant. They were no longer just a small group fighting against darkness; they were becoming a force for change.

Hours later, as dawn broke, they finally completed their outreach. Elara was on the phone, coordinating with a news outlet that was ready to run the story.

"Great. We'll have a reporter on the scene within the hour," she said, hanging up and looking at Nathaniel and the others. "This is it. We're about to expose them on a national level."

Nathaniel felt a mix of excitement and anxiety. They were about to shine a light on the darkness they had been fighting against, but he knew the risks that came with it.

"We need to stay vigilant," Nathaniel reminded them. "Once this story breaks, we can expect backlash from the remnants. They won't take this lying down."

Claire nodded, her expression serious. "We have to be ready for anything."

With renewed determination, they prepared for the storm ahead. They had exposed the remnants, but now they needed to ensure they couldn't regroup.