With support from new allies, Vigil embarks on a campaign to expand its capabilities in a way that serves more than security. Inspired by the feedback from the Unity Summit, Zane and Yara work to integrate Vigil with new applications focused on public welfare, including health monitoring systems, disaster response frameworks, and educational platforms for underserved areas.
Nyla spearheads the rollout of these new features, which allow communities to use Vigil's technology in ways that promote overall well-being. However, these initiatives attract scrutiny, with some communities fearing that expanded functions will increase Vigil's oversight.
To address concerns, the GTA reinforces local autonomy, giving communities the final say in what applications they adopt. As Vigil's new features go live, the world sees a powerful example of how technology can be used to enhance lives without compromising freedoms. Vigil's expansion cements its reputation as a network by the people, for the people.