They silenced the network. But they couldn't kill the signal. Europe is unraveling in the shadow of war, and what remains of the Canary intelligence line is scattered, hunted, and fading into myth. Tomas Delgado never planned to lead a resistance. He was a courier--anonymous, forgettable, safe. Until a dormant signal pulls him into a fight that's more than survival--it's memory, it's truth, it's the war behind the war. From the ruins of Vienna to the silence of the Karakol mountains, old voices return and new ones rise. Allies fracture. Enemies adapt. And in the spaces between broadcasts, something dangerous begins to grow: hope. As the last of the Canary network rebuilds from fragments, one message becomes clear--this isn't about orders anymore. It's about who chooses to speak. And who listens.