Single Mother of a Werewolf Baby

Chapter 201: The Final Project

More than four years ago, when Eleanor first proposed a central satellite-based surveillance system for counter-

terrorism to the NATO Special Committee on Terrorism, they considered it an overly ambitious project.

Furthermore, Eleanor claimed the project would be completed within five years... an assertion most dismissed as

unrealistic.

Fortunately, Fiona Elizabeth Raynor had allies within NATO who pulled the necessary strings, and the proposal

was eventually forwarded to the Military Committee for appraisal. As the senior military authority of NATO,

composed of member nations’ Chiefs of Defence, they found the proposal intriguing. However, their primary

concern lay in the matter of sovereignty... a core NATO principle. Questions were raised about how data control

and national privacy would be preserved in such a shared surveillance programme.

The proposal was passed to the Defence Policy and Planning Committee, which acknowledged the military

potential of a surveillance satellite system for counter-terrorism operations. Several conditions were added: Data

Sovereignty Clauses, Classified Access Levels, National Control Over Hosted Infrastructure, Decentralised Data

Processing, and Opt-Out Rights. After these additions, the revised proposal was handed over to the NATO

Communications and Information Agency to assess the system's security, integration capability, and

infrastructure requirements.

After multiple adjustments to the contract, it was agreed that Heimdall Technologies Inc. would bear the full cost

of implementation. NATO would provide land in its member and allied countries for ground stations, as per

Heimdall’'s requirements. Although these ground stations would be operated by Heimdall, suprauthority

would remain with NATO and the respective member nations. NATO's financial obligation was limited to covering

the operational cost of the God Eye Project. Profits generated from any secondary use of the infrastructure would

belong exclusively to Heimdall, subject to NATO approval.

Unofficially, NATO also indicated it would assist Heimdall in securing loans from international banks under the

guise of the Worldwide WiFi Project, the public-facing front of the God Eye system. Additionally, NATO would

facilitate smoother regulatory clearance across its member states.

Ultimately, the proposal was unanimously approved by the North Atlantic Council.

Prior to the project's launch, Heimdall and NATO had signed a comprehensive contract containing extensive

clauses to safeguard the interests of all parties involved.

Now, with the successful deployment of the first beta version, a specialised team from Allied Command

Transformation was stationed permanently at the Virginia NATO Data Centre.

Following a successful report from Vice Admiral Martin J. Connell, Deputy Chief of Staff for Capability

Development, NATO Headquarters officially authorised construction of the remaining ground stations as outlined

in the contract.

Heimdall was more than ready. Plans, permits, and resources had been in preparation for years.

In the United States, three additional ground stations would be constructed... Alaska, California, and Texas,

alongside the already-operational Virginia site. One would also be established in Nova Scotia, Canada.

Across Europe, five ground stations were planned: in Norway, the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, and Turkey.

In the Mediterranean, two more were planned: Italy and Greece. In the Arctic, a station would be placed in

Greenland.

In the Pacific Islands, three would be built: Guam, Hawaii, and Diego Garcia.

A station would also be constructed under direct NATO command at McMurdo Station, Antarctica.

Separately, under a tri-party agreement between NATO, Heimdall, and the respective host nations, twelve

additional ground stations would be built in: Israel, United Arab Emirates, Japan, Australia, New Zealand,

Thailand, Philippines, Chile, Morocco, Kenya, and South Africa.

Once authorisation was received, Heimdall’s teams moved at once. All locations, personnel, and logistics had

been pre-arranged. The only thing remaining was execution.

With Nora's support, Eleanor had already tuned the God Eye to near-perfection. She hoped that, by the tshe

returned from the Trial, the entire system would be fully operational.

The only downside of partnering with NATO was that it placed certain regions off-limits... countries such as

Russia, Belarus, China, North Korea, Venezuela, and Nicaragua. For these, Eleanor had other plans: to build

independent surveillance systems under a different structure and brand.

For NATO and its member states, God Eye was a tool to detect terrorists before they strike, and track them down

after an attack. Governments also saw potential in using the integrated system to capture domestic criminals.

Public surveillance systems were willingly linked to God Eye, as participating countries maintained full control

over data and ground stations.

According to the contract, any surveillance or intelligence system, as well as domestic data, must comply with

national laws. Countries retain the right to restrict access to data collected within their borders. Only authorized

personnel with both national and NATO clearances may access sensitive data streams. Furthermore, countries

can determine what information, if any, is shared back with NATO Command.

Ground stations located within a country’s territory remain under that country’s physical and legal control. While

NATO or coalition operators may utilize these facilities, they must operate in full compliance with the host

nation’s regulations. Surveillance data may be processed locally, with only filtered metadata or specific threat

intelligence forwarded to NATO Command.

Additionally, the Opt-Out Clause explicitly states that even if the system is NATO-wide, any member country may

opt out of specific operations, data-sharing protocols, or deployments involving its national territory.

In accordance with the contract, Heimdall was obligated to staff each ground station with at least 50% personnel

from the host country. These conditions gave participating nations confidence, believing they remained in full

control of their data and facilities.

No one suspected that Nora, the sentient Al, could bypass all protocols and enter any system undetected.

Even more significantly, no one realised that while they were busy setting the rules, Eleanor had already built

the key.

Eleanor was busy in her office, adjusting the ground station plans for the European countries, when her phone

vibrated. Fiona was calling.

"Nora, continue adjusting the plans for the other countries. | need to take this call," she said, picking up the

phone and holding it to her ear.

"Grandma, good afternoon," she greeted warmly.

"Eleanor, the order has cfrom the King," Fiona said. "All selected candidates have been asked to report at

Kvernheim within ten days. I'm hoping you'll bring the first batch of Raynor and Blanc clan members with you."

Eleanor sighed. The thad come. Although reluctant, she had no choice but to go through with it. "Okay,

Grandma. | understand," she replied.

"What about Ethan? Have you two decided what you're going to do?"

"Yes, Grandma. We've talked. I'll go with the first batch along with the rest of the Raynor clan. He'll join the next

batch, after I return," Eleanor said.

"That's good. Don’t worry about Freya. She'll be fine with us. While you're away, I'll try to stay in Manchester

unless something urgent comes up," Fiona assured her.

"Thanks, Grandma. I'll cvisit you later," Eleanor said and ended the call.

She slowly put the phone back on her desk, then stared at it for a long moment.

Truth be told, she was deeply

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Her fate was sealed the moment she awakened the Elizabeth bloodline. Whether she wanted it or not, she had to

becan Ascendant to lead the clan. Unless another Raynor was born with a purer form of that bloodline, there

was no escape.

Though she had always tried to

spend as much twith Freya as

possible, she knew in her heart it had

never been enough. Her businesses,

her ambitions, her selfish goals had

taken aN mughcof Seliie To make

up-br it, she built autonomous

companies and appointed strong,

independent people to lead them... so

that, once the God Eye Project was

fully operational, she could finally

take a step back and live a quiet life

at hwith her daughter. She

thought the God Eye would be her

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But fate had other plans.

She hadn't even completed her primary goal, and yet now, she was being pulled into an entirely different world.

Her thoughts drifted back to when she had been a naive girl in her human life. Gullible, often bullied, used by the

Whitmores... but life was simpler then. No matter how bad the day was, she could always return hwith a

smile.

Then cthe turning point... her transformation into a werewolf, the birth of her beloved daughter Freya, and

her gradual descent into the intricate world of the supernatural. A web that grew more tangled with every step.

She thought of all the people who

had supported her along the way,

how each decision gnadapuiled

id deepgrinto the ticksand. No

atter how she struggled to climb

out in search of a peaceful, simple

life, it only dragged her further into

the jungle of this complex existence.

Her reverie was broken by Nora's voice.

"Master, including Trafford Park station, all thirty ground stations have now been remodelled. Please check and

confirm so | can forward them to the relevant departments."