The man stood in front of them, his presence imposing and cold. Yasan's heart pounded, but she didn't back down. She had come too far to let someone stop her now.
"What is this place?" Yasan demanded, her voice firm despite the fear creeping into her veins. "And why is **The Network** trying to stop me?"
The man's gaze lingered on her, his expression unreadable. "You're a part of something much bigger than yourself, Yasan," he said cryptically. "This place—the underground facility—is the heart of **The Network**. It's where everything starts."
Yasan shook her head in confusion. "I don't understand. Why me? What do I have to do with any of this?"
The man's smile faltered, and for the first time, something resembling sympathy flickered in his eyes. "You were always meant to be involved. Your father was part of it—the ones who founded **The Network**. And now, it's your turn to play your part."
Yasan felt the ground shift beneath her. "What do you mean? My father? What are you talking about?"
The man stepped closer. "Your father didn't die in an accident, Yasan. He was taken. He was a key player in **The Network**, and they erased him to keep their secrets hidden. But he left behind a legacy—a legacy you've just discovered."
Yasan's breath hitched. "My father was—he was involved in this? I thought… I thought he was just an ordinary man."
"You've always been told that your family was ordinary, haven't you?" the man asked, his voice soft, almost mocking. "But there's nothing ordinary about your bloodline. Your family was built on secrets, on power, on control. And now, it's your turn to carry the torch."