In the days that followed, the city erupted in chaos. Protests and riots swept through the streets as the citizens rose up against the corporations that had oppressed them for so long. The corporations fought back with their private armies, but they were outnumbered and outgunned.
Dante and Elena watched the city burn from the safety of The Resistance's underground lair. They had achieved their goal, but the cost had been high. Many had died in the battle, and the city was in ruins.
But Dante knew that it was a necessary sacrifice, a price that had to be paid for the city to be free. The truth had been exposed, and the corporations' stranglehold on the city had been broken.
As the smoke cleared and the fires died down, Dante and Elena stood on the rooftop of a crumbling building, watching as the city began to rebuild itself. It would be a long and arduous process, but the people were no longer slaves to the corporations.
They were free.