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Ten years after he uncovered Operation Blackbriar and vanished, Jason Bourne has at long last recouped from his amnesia, secluding himself from the world and bringing home the bacon by partaking in savage, bareknuckle battling sessions. In Reykjavík, Nicky Parsons, who has been teaming up with a hacktivist bunch drove by Christian Dassault, hacks into the CIA's centralized server PC server to uncover its 'dark' operations programs.

This activity cautions Heather Lee, the leader of the organization's computerized operations division, and CIA Director Robert Dewey. All the while, Parsons discovers archives that worry Bourne's enrollment into Treadstone and his dad's part in the program. She chooses to go to Athens to discover and educate him. In Greece, Parsons and Bourne meet at Syntagma Square amid a rough hostile to government challenge.

They dodge CIA groups sent after them, however Parsons is executed by the Asset, an ex-Blackbriar professional killer who likewise holds an individual resentment against Bourne, having been caught and tormented as an accidental outcome of Bourne's introduction of Blackbriar. Before she kicks the bucket, Parsons passes Bourne the way to a locker which holds the CIA records. Looking for answers about his past and family, Bourne finds Dassault in Berlin. Unscrambling Parsons' documents, Bourne finds that his dad, Richard Webb, was a CIA examiner required in the making of the Treadstone program.

A 'malware' program embedded in the documents gives the CIA Bourne's area, and Dewey sends a group to catch him, while Lee remotely eradicates the records. Dassault assaults Bourne, yet is executed. Lee alarms Bourne to the group shutting in, as she trusts that he can be induced to come back to the office. Utilizing the few leads he assembled in Berlin, Bourne tracks Malcolm Smith, a previous Treadstone reconnaissance agent, in London and orchestrates to meet him in Paddington Plaza.