The aftermath of Athena's digital strike sent ripples far beyond what she had anticipated.
The families of those involved in the corruption scandal faced swift and merciless consequences, but what disturbed her most was how each incident unfolded, almost as if guided by unseen hands.
The first incident involved Senator Harold Finnegan's eldest son, Raymond. Unlike his father, Raymond was known for keeping a low profile and avoiding scandal.
Yet weeks after Harold's arrest, Raymond was driving home one night when his car suddenly veered off the highway.
Witnesses reported seeing the vehicle's headlights flickering erratically moments before it swerved into a ravine.
Authorities suspected foul play, but no evidence surfaced. Raymond survived but was left comatose, and rumors spread that something unnatural had caused the crash.
