This episode features excerpts from a book titled “Body Predators: The Hidden Horror of London,” focusing on the activities of Clan Kelley, a criminal organization involved in human trafficking. The narrative follows DedSec as they investigate the disappearance of an ally, uncovering that Clan Kelley kidnaps and “transforms” people—stripping them of their identities and turning them into “products.” Through detailed missions, the team exposes the full extent of the organization’s network, culminating in the revelation of human auctions run by its matriarch, Mary Kelley—a figure portrayed as the archetype of power without morality. DedSec succeeds in exposing Clan Kelley’s operations, but the story ends with a sense of urgency, as Mary Kelley remains at large, suggesting that the fight to dismantle her empire is far from over.

This episode tells the story of DedSec’s reconstruction in an oppressed London, highlighting their first missions to reignite hope and fight disinformation. It follows the group’s decision to start over, focusing on forging alliances with civilians—like a construction worker—and undermining the control infrastructure of the oppressive authority, Albion. Alongside sabotage actions and the recovery of crucial data, the episode also delves into DedSec’s past, uncovering secrets and the story of Dalton Wolfe, helping to solidify the movement’s identity and growing purpose.

The prologue of “The Rebellion of London: DedSec Awakens” tells the story of the fall of Westminster, where the idealist Dalton Wolfe tries—unsuccessfully—to prevent a series of explosions orchestrated by a mysterious entity known as Zero Day. After the catastrophic event, London falls under the control of the private security force Albion, led by Nigel Cass, while figures like Mary Kelley and Skye Larsen exploit the chaos for their own gain. Amid the crackdown on DedSec members, Sabine Brandt, a former resistance leader, finds an ordinary civilian who becomes the new hope to revive the movement and fight back against oppression. The narrative culminates in the rise of a new DedSec—made up of everyday people willing to fight for freedom in a dystopian landscape.