With Codex's influence waning after the defeat of the Echo virus, the GTA focuses on mending divisions and rebuilding public confidence. Nyla organizes a Unity Summit inviting representatives from Vigil-aligned cities, former Codex supporters, and other influential voices to discuss a shared vision for technology's role in society.
During the summit, Nyla emphasizes the power of collective responsibility, advocating for Vigil's model of adaptable yet ethical oversight. She invites former Codex sympathizers to present their views, acknowledging that while Vigil is designed to safeguard freedom, it must remain open to feedback to truly serve everyone.
This open discussion helps build bridges, and several former Codex members offer to join Vigil's advisory roles. Their presence brings fresh perspectives, and by the end of the summit, tensions ease. Vigil emerges from the summit with a renewed sense of unity and a commitment to continuous adaptation, reflecting its mission of ethical evolution.