Great North American Leyline Complex

The Great North American Leyline Complex or GNALC is the network of leylines criss-crossing the continental United States. Over a third of the world's natural metapsychic energy lies dormant within US-based ley, making America's landmass an extremely valuable resource for those who know how to utilize metapsychic power.

History
The GNALC has existed in its current state for millennia, but it only began being harvested in the late 18th century when the Cult of Ibis began to drain it for its evil purposes. This extraction of metapsychic resources was one of the core reasons for the American Revolution and the creation of the Secret Government, to ensure the American resources were used for Americans.

In 1980, the Cult led a psychic attack on Los Angeles, but luckily the Very Large Microwave Array just north of the city deflected the attack. Unfortunately, this redirected the psychic energy into the Leyline that runs along the west coast, disturbing the natural rhythm of the flow of power. This backup of ley led to the eventual eruption of Mt. St. Helens in Washington State, proof positive that even though the power of the leylines is ususally dormant, it can be awoken at great cost to those who live near an awakened line.

Usage
Unpersons can use the leyline as well as the fungus, and we must be careful when we do lest the Nemesis use the leyline to track us. A simple charm and Cranially Mounted Microwave Amplifier will do to conceal your presence, so long as you don't attempt to draw on the line for metapsychic power. Fortunately, this is not a problem for the vast majority of Unpersons, who lack any real psychic ability.

However, due to the enormous amount of free energy provided by the GNALC, Unpersons can use the power to recharge their mental and physical 'batteries', as a sentient mind travelling along a leyline for a long enough period of time will create a pseudo-stable localized metapsychic field focused on that sentient mind, creating something of a barrier and energizing waves.