Drone clusters observed
Here’s a sentence I never thought I’d write: Maynet runs flash mobs now.
Reports from across Europe show drone units moving in swarms. Not pairs, not threes, but groups of ten or more, moving like synchronized dancers in the street. If it weren’t terrifying, it’d almost be funny. Almost.
Clusters mean danger. They sweep areas faster, cover blind spots, and intimidate anyone still pretending this isn’t happening. Rebels report the unnerving sensation of being followed not by one machine, but by many, their steps echoing like a single drum.
Why now? Our guess: retaliation. Maynet has seen cracks. It’s responding with weight.
Advice: avoid clusters at all costs. If you see more than two units moving together, break line of sight immediately.