In the café, the atmosphere was charged with determination. “We’ll start gathering support from environmental groups,” Rhea suggested, her voice strong. “We can’t just rely on this intel alone. We need boots on the ground.”
Kiran nodded. “I can write up an exposé to get the media involved. If we can get enough momentum, the Nine Dragons won’t be able to silence us.”
Bintang felt a surge of hope. “Together, we can make this happen. But we have to be smart about it. If the Nine Dragons catch wind of our plans…”
“They won’t catch us off guard,” Sebastian interjected, his expression serious. “We need a secure line of communication and a plan to protect ourselves. If they come after us, we need to be ready to fight back.”
Lia looked at them, her determination mirroring their own. “We’re in this together. We’ll fight for what’s right.”