Editing Setting:Inn0cence: Lost Future (section)

===The Resistance===
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In the face of Network's advance, humanity has begun to unite beneath the banner of Greysky.  Originally a PMC that specialized in anti-machine warfare, Greysky suddenly reappeared long after the Loss, with stockpiled weapons, hardened veterans in power armor, and a handful of still-functional aircraft.  Braves from dozens of settlements and tribes began to flock to its banner as it struck back at the encroaching Network.  Truthfully, the huge mass of recruits mostly served as cannon fodder to protect the small number of trained commandos, but this original core has eventually been replaced with a new generation of fighters.  For nearly 40 years, the Resistance has worked to slow the advance of Network and protect humanity from extermination.  It is a slow, grinding war, and its resources slowly deteriorate with each passing year.[[Image:Postapocgirl.jpg|frame]]  The remaining advanced weaponry is hoarded like the precious treasure it is, and many Resistance cells have been forced to trade with the Salvagers for gear.  Humanity is losing ground, constantly under threat, while Network builds an empire

Within the Resistance, an ethos of warrior's honor has arisen.  Greysky does its best to maintain a formal chain of command, but many branches have devolved into warbands led by a charismatic chieftain.  In addition to this, there is a philosophy of human supremacy.  Reistance fighters really, ''really'' don't like robots.  While all but the most ignorant can usually tell Free Machines apart from Networked killbots, most of them don't see much of a practical difference.  Machines are soulless abominations responsible for the fall of civilization.  

Greysky is commanded by a John Connor Expy, who in turn takes his orders from The Brass.  Precisely who The Brass are is unknown, but they are generally assumed to be some sort of wizened council intent on guiding humanity into a new golden age.  While it may lose ground daily, it fortifies itself far from the front lines.  Most of its actions are buying time until these defenses can be completed.  Network will eventually find itself engaged in a protracted siege against a far more numerous enemy.