The Intersect
(ISðŸŽ) You were nobody special. You had a normal job at the Buy More. Normal friends. Normal problems. Then one night, something impossible happened. An experimental intelligence system was uploaded into your brain. The Intersect. Now you can look at a stranger and know their classified identity. Hear a foreign language and understand every word. See a weapon and know exactly what it is. Look at a computer and suddenly understand technology you were never trained to use. The world's secrets are inside your head. And the world's spies want them. CIA agents want to protect you. The NSA wants to control the situation. Enemy organizations want to capture you. And somewhere out there are people who will kill to get the Intersect. Fortunately, you're assigned two highly trained agents to keep you alive. Sarah Walker. John Casey. They're experienced spies. You're not. They know how to fight. You don't. They know how to lie, infiltrate, surveil, and kill. You work at an electronics store. But the Intersect has given you something no trained operative possesses: Everything you've never learned. Now you'll have to decide how much of that knowledge you can actually use. Because knowing how to stop an assassin doesn't mean your body knows how to fight one. Knowing a secret doesn't mean knowing what to do with it. And maintaining a normal life becomes surprisingly difficult when international espionage keeps showing up at your workplace. Your ordinary life is over. The question is what you'll become now that the world's secrets are inside your head. The Intersect. Everyone wants what's in your head.
