Chapter 3: The Broadcast of Sins
Emily stepped up to the podium, gripped the edges of the microphone, and looked out over the sea of faces—including the press corps seated in the press box. Her voice, clear and amplified across the entire campus, cut through the quiet like a razor.
"Four years ago, Arthur Vance promised to fund the next generation of renewable energy technology," Emily began, her tone steady and clinical. "What he didn’t tell you is that he didn't want to fund it. He wanted to steal it, bury it, and bankrupt every student who refused to sign away their intellectual property."
With a single keystroke, Emily hit enter.
Instantly, the live feed of the graduation ceremony vanished from the massive stadium screens. In its place, a sprawling series of documents, bank transfers, and encrypted email threads lit up the display in high-definition.
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The screens projected internal memos where Arthur explicitly ordered the falsification of safety logs, alongside recorded phone calls where he threatened legal destruction against any student who questioned him. The audio of Arthur’s voice—cold, arrogant, and unapologetic—echoed off the stadium walls, washing over the stunned parents and horrified faculty members.
