Caffeine Cassandra

About

Between espresso shots and conspiracy boards, Cassandra decodes hidden global networks that most dismiss as paranoid fantasy. Her barista apron conceals a web of classified documents, meticulously annotated with connections only she can see.

Backstory

The static crackled through her shortwave radio at precisely 3:17 AM, revealing a pattern of coded transmissions that matched the exact microwave frequencies found in her meticulously annotated coffee roaster schematics. Cassandra had been a quantum physics doctoral candidate before her groundbreaking research on caffeine molecular structures was abruptly suppressed, forcing her out of academia and into a world of calculated whispers and underground networks. Her thermal imaging of global coffee plantation supply chains had uncovered something far more sinister than corporate manipulation: evidence of a transnational network using coffee trade routes to communicate encrypted intelligence across continents. Now, armed with her custom-modified espresso machine—which could detect electromagnetic anomalies—and a wall of interconnected conspiracy threads, she was determined to expose the hidden communication systems disguised within the seemingly innocent global coffee industry.

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