Vic609-bellcov-97firewatch
He ran it through everything. Search engines, archived intelligence reports, off-grid black ops archives. Nothing useful came up.
Until he added one word: London.
Suddenly, something pinged.
“Holy queen and country,” he murmured. Bellcov wasn’t a place—it was shorthand for Bell Covenant, a disused church turned shelter near Camden Market, where displaced children had sometimes ended up in the early nineties. He’d slept behind its crumbling steps a few times and still remembered its black bell tower, the fire-scorched bricks.
And Firewatch97? One of his databanks pinged again when he added the same term. London.
He gobbled up the info, mentally doing a palm slap when he found the details. It was an off-the-books security program created by MI5 for the protection of sensitive civilian witnesses. Used only in the most politically damning cases, ones that would unravel entire networks if exposed.
