Several months later, Albion is in full control of the law, enforcing it without political oversight, effectively transforming London into a surveillance state with the aid of Signals Intelligence Response (SIRS), an intelligence agency consolidating all of Britain's intelligence network. However, this also causes social and political unrest among the population of London. As he receives the mandate and the key to the city, Cass vows to hunt the remaining branch of DedSec, blaming them for the bombings.
In the wake of the chaos, the British government contract Nigel Cass, the CEO of private military company Albion, with restoring order to London. Zero Day's leader kills Dalton on the roof as multiple bombs elsewhere in London are detonated, which kills thousands of people. Although he is able to defuse the bombs on the roof of Parliament, he quickly discovers that the perpetrators behind the bombings is an anonymous rogue hacker group called Zero Day, and that there are more bombs planted around London. As a result, in order to protect DedSec's assets, Sabine is forced to shut down Bagley, forcing Dalton to defuse the bombs without Bagley. As he attempts to do so, DedSec is attacked by unidentified intruders, similar to those detected in Parliament.
Sabine assigns DedSec operative Dalton Wolfe to defuse the bombs. The London branch of DedSec, led by Sabine Brandt and her pirated and modified AI Bagley, detect armed intruders planting bombs in the Palace of Westminster.
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