"Editor-in-Chief, we received an anonymous email containing a document."
Assistant Angela entered the office and handed a document to the middle-aged man reading the newspaper.
He was Kristinn Hrafnsson, the current Editor-in-Chief of Wiki Website.
After Wiki Website's founder and editor-in-chief, Assange, was isolated and barred from accessing the internet, Hrafnsson had been chosen as Wiki's new Editor-in-Chief to take over its decryption work.
Their website helped informed insiders expose organizations, corporations, and governments, making them operate in the sunlight. It was a borderless, nonprofit online media outlet.
Because their work and the documents they decrypted involved far too many unknown scandals and secrets of the American authorities, they had become thorns in the eyes and flesh of the Americans.
Taking the document from Angela, Hrafnsson gave it a careful look and was instantly drawn in.
In their line of work, they were not afraid of things getting big. They were afraid of things not being big enough.
The contents of this document were major news.
After reading the document from beginning to end, Hrafnsson confirmed that it was genuine.
Having done this work for so long, he had come into contact with many CIA classified documents. The format, insignia, serial numbers, cover page, and everything else were identical. It could not be faked.
"Tell the others to get ready. Expose this document," Hrafnsson decided immediately.
Having chosen to become Wiki Website's Editor-in-Chief, he was not afraid of making trouble. He simply wanted to live spectacularly, for the freedom of the press he believed in.
Hrafnsson no longer bothered wondering who had sent the email. Anonymous emails were the most normal thing in their line of work. Many people feared trouble and would not reveal any information about themselves. There was no point in guessing too much.
Still, this was