[Enyo:Nomad - Part 2]

With an unparalleled degree of access to the widest range of data ever accumulated by one organisation, Enyo:Nomad was in a commanding position.  Shand expedited work on the company's prediction engines, channelling Enyo:Nomad's vast economic resources into research programmes at Brightling.

Graham Nix made long personal forays into the shape with his exploration team, designing shapeforms to work primarily in the financial markets. 

Nix eventually began to investigate contacts that researchers had received from a shapeform calling itself "Charon's Palm".

This entity announced itself with the phrase, "Put some money in my hand to cross the river".  It quickly became clear that its analytical abilities were second to none.




