He explained everything.
Not like a child showing a project, but like an inventor defending a living thing.
The unit was designed to gather energy from unreliable sources. It could accept small solar input, alternator charge, bicycle generation, and low-grade battery discharge. Its controllers used tiny voltage changes as signals. No internet. No expensive chips. If one storage cell overheated or failed, the others adjusted automatically.
“It doesn’t need to know the whole system,” Jaylen said, tapping the cardboard. “It just needs to know who’s next to it and whether they’re telling the truth.”
Wendell looked at Lorna.
She had gone very still.
The sentence had struck her too.
By evening, Mara sent the first file.
Wendell opened it on his laptop at the kitchen table while Jaylen and Lorna watched.
The Georgia report began exactly as he feared: sanitized language, vague conclusions, fault assigned to improper maintenance and employee error.
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