Chapter 12

"We cling to hierarchies because our place in hierarchy is, rightly or wrongly, a major indicator of our social worth."

-Harlod Leavitt-

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The heavy sounds of footsteps against metal floor echoed throughout the room. From the front door one could see dozens of computer being turned on as dozens of people in the hood sat in front of the computers clicking and typing codes only few would understand.

One man in particular had just entered the room. He stood there and watched everyone from afar, ensuring briefly that none of them were slacking. Though that was not his intention of the day, he had something much more important to do than observing others, he walked to the end of the room where there was another door which could only be accessed by certain people. They had installed the most ad