Johan Lowel

The most dangerous thing in the world is an idea. This was the mantra of Johan Lowel, one of the newest members of the NWO. People should be free to dream, to innovate, and to grow but not all dreaming is good, nor all innovations made to benefit the world, and when both fail to be constructive humans grow twisted. So it falls to Johan and people like him to prune the ideas that lead to nowhere or somewhere much worse.

The cornerstones for Johan’s induction into the union was set at a young age when he developed an interest in Science fiction. As a boy living in Hamilton Johan would peruse the local libraries and bookstores for a more wondrous novel than the last, always getting sucked into the fantastical worlds described within.The only thing he would ever want was more and more tomes filled with the writings of several authors and their tales.Things were normal for a time Johan grew older and went through school and ended up getting a profession within the local library. It was at this point that Johan began to be aimless with his life, not sure of what to do as he spent his time thinking of what it is he could do that would benefit society.

The epiphany happened shortly after noon on a rather slow day at the library. Johan was retreating to the employee lounge with a newly released sci-fi book, someone had left the lounge tv on a science conference being broadcast live was playing Johan had decided that day to just leave it on as white noise for him to relax while he read. It was the moment that Johan began to flip through pages that it happened. It was at that moment as Johan read that the words he was reading seemed to be matching up exactly the words being listed by a scientist that was on the tv. It was an eerie coincidence that Johan tried to rationalize. After all Sci-fi had a history of being at least slightly rooted in what could be scientifically possible. The more he thought about it the more glaring things became more apparent. The book he held had been released only a day ago and the scientist's theory was proven only twelve hours prior to now and the final nail in the coffin was the fact that the author of the book he was reading lived in Connecticut while the scientists were in the UK.

Johan began to think more and more of how such a thing was possible that two different men of two different backgrounds in two separate places that not once met each other could echo each other's exact line of thought word for word. That moment Johan’s mind felt like something had broken into it and was pouring a constant stream of information. Not only that he could feel his own mind responding and that of others all sending thoughts, dreams, nightmares, wants, and ideas all to one place. Johan was now aware enough to come to a conclusion all ideas large or small were taken into a place that was unobservable to many, a collection of ideas from all of collective human history.

It was not long before the NWO operatives took notice of Johan seeing him as a prime target for indoctrination into their ranks. It did not take much effort to convince the man into their service. Johan became aware of more than just the collection on that fateful day of awakening, he became aware that it took in everything and by extension made everything into a possibility, even the nightmares. Johan could see the union as nothing but righteous in that moment dedicated to eliminating all strife from the world and he proudly decided to join them in their “virtuous” goals.

After a year of training to be an operative Johan made his way back into the society of Hamilton determined to prune the dark and ugly that tormented the city and further the union's goals. He set up shop with his own Library and bookstore as a cover for his work and as well as a place where good ideas could be fostered remaining ever vigilant of things that might seek to corrupt the collection of thought and bring danger into the world. For a perfect world is one free of nightmares, and what are nightmares but bad ideas?