Nope. He really doesn’t like this.
Seven has no recollection of this place. He’s certain it isn’t even anywhere in his own country. There are signs everywhere indicating that he is now in the Isles of Solitude. A foreign wallet was found on his person, with his photo ID and far too much personal information than he is comfortable with having exposed. Who on earth would have this much on him? The agency? No...it wouldn’t be in their best interest to sabotage him this way. Seven didn’t do anything wrong this time, either.
He can’t speculate without any information of his own. This is obviously some illegal activity; for one, he has been kidnapped. None of his belongings are on him, aside from the clothes he’s been wearing. When he thinks of it, the last 48 hours are a total mystery to him. All signs point to being drugged, robbed and relocated. This is bad...
--No, he mustn’t panic. There has to be an explanation. Someone here has to have answers.
But the idea of relying on a complete stranger for solutions fills him with absolute dread. It’s dangerous to accept things at face value, but what a powerless position to be in when he has literally nothing else.
With resignation, Seven examines his wallet again. The wallet itself is plain and generic, and offers no hints that could lead to anything useful. There aren’t even any tags or manufacturer’s details. As unfortunate as it is, his ID has his birth name--which leads Seven to believe that this all has something to do with someone who knows him on that level--then again...it’s impossible, and pointless, for anyone from that point in his life to go to such lengths to daze and confuse him like this. Even his worst enemies lack the resources to uproot him from his high-security home like this.
When he gets the chance, he’ll scratch out his birth name...for now, he has to use this ID as evidence before he can tamper with it.
On the ID is a listed location. Ikaika Island. There is no place on this planet, as far as Seven’s knowledge, that exists with that name. Solitude doesn’t exist anywhere in the world for that matter. How he is supposed to now accept that he is a resident of this fictional place is beyond reasonable comprehension...but it is the only thing he has to go off of now. If he is listed as a resident, then there has to be some type of housing system. Within that system, there must be a database. Seven will have to infiltrate and undo this glaring misfortune...while also finding a way out.