The lawyers were named Vektor.
Vektor & Partners, a boutique firm specializing in digital IP law. They had offices in Warsaw and Luxembourg. Their foundation, as seen through my new perception, was a complex lattice of ambition/precision/ethical flexibility. They were the ones who had crafted Fistoria's clause 7.12b.
Kasia secured a meeting for the next day. Their retainer was eye-watering.
In the meantime, I turned my new sight inward, on my own empire.
I started with my dashboard. Fistoria's foundation was a frantic, pulsating network of sand (algorithmic trend) and steel (venture capital obligation). My node within it was strong but parasitic. I was the healthiest organ in a body running on stimulants.
