Control Team
Left to right: Jenma, Maritza, Louis
Information Team
Left to right, top to bottom: Hana, Dana, Dainin, Yui
Safety Team
Left to right, top to bottom: Sorin, Joel, Cloie, Camille
Training Team
Left to right: Georgia, Evangeline, Cassilda
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Control Team
Left to right: Jenma, Maritza, Louis
Information Team
Left to right, top to bottom: Hana, Dana, Dainin, Yui
Safety Team
Left to right, top to bottom: Sorin, Joel, Cloie, Camille
Training Team
Left to right: Georgia, Evangeline, Cassilda
X-394 -JE
âO-oh, interesting, I hav-havenât heard that one before I th-think.â
Oh thank god this works
Can you please state your branch designation? -JE
âUm . . . V-7768, wh-what is yours?â
Hello? can you hear me -JE
âHuh? Oh! Hi-h-hello, is ev-everything alright?â (Dana looks surprised, and confused.)
(Geo forces a smile, dreading having to train a new employee.)
(However, the new member of her department gives them quite the surprise as it steps through the door.)
(Cassildaâs eyes in the light glint an unnatural yellow for a moment, almost seeming to glow, before fading like the death of a star.)
âHello,â (she says simply.)
âUh, hi. Cassilda, yeah?â (Geo asks, clipboard in hand and glancing over it.)
ââTis I.â
â. . . cool. Says youâve got experience with an aberration?â
âThe Army in Yellow provided me with enlightening insights.â
âGood to hear I guess. Look, I just want to make sure my entire department doesnât die again. Think you can survive an aleph breach or two?â
âYes.â
âGreat. Hanaâll help you with your schedule ânâ such, welcome to the team.â
(Carnation lowered their rifle, visibly more at ease now that the transfer of F-06-379 had gone smoothly.)
(Hana checked their tablet to double check that all the readings were acceptable, then nodded.)
âItâs only here because Welfare wonât be able to respond effectively if it escapes. Thereâs a new employee coming in soon, theyâll start working with Grandmother Pain once theyâve arrived.)
(A nod from Carnation.)
âAny suppression info yet?â (she asked, her tone businesslike and confident.)
âNone as of now. The best weâve got is direct experience, and unfortunately everyone with said experience for its first phase is dead.â
(Hana turned to leave without another word.)
(Carnation lowered their rifle, visibly more at ease now that the transfer of F-06-379 had gone smoothly.)
(Hana checked their tablet to double check that all the readings were acceptable, then nodded.)
âItâs only here because Welfare wonât be able to respond effectively if it escapes. Thereâs a new employee coming in soon, theyâll start working with Grandmother Pain once theyâve arrived.)
(Hana seems . . . not shocked, but surprised.)
â666, huh . . .â (they mutter to themself.)
(They lean back in the chair, needing a moment to take it in and process.)
(They watch the camera for a moment, and-)
(Wait.)
(No, that must have been their imagination.)
(There should have been some kind of warning, why didnât this have any sort of early signs . . .)
(Hana knocks on the door to the training departmentâs shooting range, then steps inside.)
(Zilke can hear the rifle in their hands crackle with energy as that familiar blue smear appears in the fog of their vision - or rather, their lack thereof. Nothing else pierces that all encompassing fog, but they donât need to see to know their aim is dead on.)
(Ever since they got that pipe, theyâve always had an almost sixth sense of sorts, just this . . . this gut feeling of where to aim.)
(Itâs never been wrong so far.)
(They pull the trigger, and
(CRACK)
(A clean hole, straight through the bullseye.)
(Hana stops, silently and secretly impressed. They take a step and take care to set their foot heavily, enough to be heard.)
âWhat do you need from me.â (Zilke doesnât turn around. Their voice echoes just barely in the room.)
(For a moment, Hana starts to look a little insulted but it quickly vanishes. The tone of slight offense reaches their voice but nothing else.)
âAm I not allowed to just visits a friend? I much dislike being on such poor terms with you, I was hoping we could talk it through and come to some sort of closure.â
âSure.â
(They raise their rifle again, taking aim with the confidence of an olympic marksman aiming at fish in a barrel.)
âWhat do you want from me.â
âWell, Iâve discovered some things that might interest you.â
(CRACK)
âLike what.â (They know they hit a perfect bullseye.)
âI have evidence of other realms of existence.â
âYou at least were right about one thing.â
(The edge of the hole in the target is charred slightly, a blue tint to the wisps of smoke making them appear suitably unnatural.)
(The barrel of the rifle drops down, still held expertly but now at rest.)
(Zilke turns to face Hana.)
âAfter what happened with Ollie and Michael?â
(They step closer.)
âAfter all that?â
(Even closer.)
(Hana canât shake the feeling that Zilke is staring straight into their soul with those cloudy, milky white eyes.)
(They take a deep breath.)
âYes.â
âWe have to try.â
[âI have to try.â]
âI want nothing to do with your schemes, Hana.â
âNot after you cost me my eyes.â
(They level the rifle in the direction they face, and the tip of the barrel is inches away from Hanaâs heart.)
âNow get out.â
âYou wouldnât,â (Hana says quietly.)
(Zilkeâs world of pitch black and faint grays is lit by that familiar blue smear of light.)
âI would.â
âLeave.â
(Hana opens their mouth to speak.)
(Zilkeâs finger moves to the trigger.)
âFine.â (And they turn and stalk out the door.)
(Hana knocks on the door to the training departmentâs shooting range, then steps inside.)
(Zilke can hear the rifle in their hands crackle with energy as that familiar blue smear appears in the fog of their vision - or rather, their lack thereof. Nothing else pierces that all encompassing fog, but they donât need to see to know their aim is dead on.)
(Ever since they got that pipe, theyâve always had an almost sixth sense of sorts, just this . . . this gut feeling of where to aim.)
(Itâs never been wrong so far.)
(They pull the trigger, and
(CRACK)
(A clean hole, straight through the bullseye.)
(Hana stops, silently and secretly impressed. They take a step and take care to set their foot heavily, enough to be heard.)
âWhat do you need from me.â (Zilke doesnât turn around. Their voice echoes just barely in the room.)
(For a moment, Hana starts to look a little insulted but it quickly vanishes. The tone of slight offense reaches their voice but nothing else.)
âAm I not allowed to just visits a friend? I much dislike being on such poor terms with you, I was hoping we could talk it through and come to some sort of closure.â
âSure.â
(They raise their rifle again, taking aim with the confidence of an olympic marksman aiming at fish in a barrel.)
âWhat do you want from me.â
âWell, Iâve discovered some things that might interest you.â
(CRACK)
âLike what.â (They know they hit a perfect bullseye.)
âI have evidence of other realms of existence.â
âYou at least were right about one thing.â
(The edge of the hole in the target is charred slightly, a blue tint to the wisps of smoke making them appear suitably unnatural.)
(The barrel of the rifle drops down, still held expertly but now at rest.)
(Zilke turns to face Hana.)
âAfter what happened with Ollie and Michael?â
(They step closer.)
âAfter all that?â
(Even closer.)
(Hana canât shake the feeling that Zilke is staring straight into their soul with those cloudy, milky white eyes.)
(They take a deep breath.)
âYes.â
âWe have to try.â
[âI have to try.â]
âI want nothing to do with your schemes, Hana.â
âNot after you cost me my eyes.â
(They level the rifle in the direction they face, and the tip of the barrel is inches away from Hanaâs heart.)
âNow get out.â
âYou wouldnât,â (Hana says quietly.)
(Zilkeâs world of pitch black and faint grays is lit by that familiar blue smear of light.)
âI would.â
âLeave.â
(Hana opens their mouth to speak.)
(Hana knocks on the door to the training departmentâs shooting range, then steps inside.)
(Zilke can hear the rifle in their hands crackle with energy as that familiar blue smear appears in the fog of their vision - or rather, their lack thereof. Nothing else pierces that all encompassing fog, but they donât need to see to know their aim is dead on.)
(Ever since they got that pipe, theyâve always had an almost sixth sense of sorts, just this . . . this gut feeling of where to aim.)
(Itâs never been wrong so far.)
(They pull the trigger, and
(CRACK)
(A clean hole, straight through the bullseye.)
(Hana stops, silently and secretly impressed. They take a step and take care to set their foot heavily, enough to be heard.)
âWhat do you need from me.â (Zilke doesnât turn around. Their voice echoes just barely in the room.)
(For a moment, Hana starts to look a little insulted but it quickly vanishes. The tone of slight offense reaches their voice but nothing else.)
âAm I not allowed to just visits a friend? I much dislike being on such poor terms with you, I was hoping we could talk it through and come to some sort of closure.â
âSure.â
(They raise their rifle again, taking aim with the confidence of an olympic marksman aiming at fish in a barrel.)
âWhat do you want from me.â
âWell, Iâve discovered some things that might interest you.â
(CRACK)
âLike what.â (They know they hit a perfect bullseye.)
âI have evidence of other realms of existence.â
âYou at least were right about one thing.â
(The edge of the hole in the target is charred slightly, a blue tint to the wisps of smoke making them appear suitably unnatural.)
(The barrel of the rifle drops down, still held expertly but now at rest.)
(Zilke turns to face Hana.)
âAfter what happened with Ollie and Michael?â
(They step closer.)
âAfter all that?â
(Even closer.)
(Hana canât shake the feeling that Zilke is staring straight into their soul with those cloudy, milky white eyes.)
(They take a deep breath.)
âYes.â
âWe have to try.â
[âI have to try.â]
âI want nothing to do with your schemes, Hana.â
âNot after you cost me my eyes.â
(They level the rifle in the direction they face, and the tip of the barrel is inches away from Hanaâs heart.)
âNow get out.â
âYou wouldnât,â (Hana says quietly.)
(Hana knocks on the door to the training departmentâs shooting range, then steps inside.)
(Zilke can hear the rifle in their hands crackle with energy as that familiar blue smear appears in the fog of their vision - or rather, their lack thereof. Nothing else pierces that all encompassing fog, but they donât need to see to know their aim is dead on.)
(Ever since they got that pipe, theyâve always had an almost sixth sense of sorts, just this . . . this gut feeling of where to aim.)
(Itâs never been wrong so far.)
(They pull the trigger, and
(CRACK)
(A clean hole, straight through the bullseye.)
(Hana stops, silently and secretly impressed. They take a step and take care to set their foot heavily, enough to be heard.)
âWhat do you need from me.â (Zilke doesnât turn around. Their voice echoes just barely in the room.)
(For a moment, Hana starts to look a little insulted but it quickly vanishes. The tone of slight offense reaches their voice but nothing else.)
âAm I not allowed to just visits a friend? I much dislike being on such poor terms with you, I was hoping we could talk it through and come to some sort of closure.â
âSure.â
(They raise their rifle again, taking aim with the confidence of an olympic marksman aiming at fish in a barrel.)
âWhat do you want from me.â
âWell, Iâve discovered some things that might interest you.â
(CRACK)
âLike what.â (They know they hit a perfect bullseye.)
âI have evidence of other realms of existence.â
âYou at least were right about one thing.â
(The edge of the hole in the target is charred slightly, a blue tint to the wisps of smoke making them appear suitably unnatural.)
(The barrel of the rifle drops down, still held expertly but now at rest.)
(Zilke turns to face Hana.)
âAfter what happened with Ollie and Michael?â
(They step closer.)
âAfter all that?â
(Even closer.)
(Hana canât shake the feeling that Zilke is staring straight into their soul with those cloudy, milky white eyes.)
(They take a deep breath.)
âYes.â
âWe have to try.â
[âI have to try.â]
(Hana knocks on the door to the training departmentâs shooting range, then steps inside.)
(Zilke can hear the rifle in their hands crackle with energy as that familiar blue smear appears in the fog of their vision - or rather, their lack thereof. Nothing else pierces that all encompassing fog, but they donât need to see to know their aim is dead on.)
(Ever since they got that pipe, theyâve always had an almost sixth sense of sorts, just this . . . this gut feeling of where to aim.)
(Itâs never been wrong so far.)
(They pull the trigger, and
(CRACK)
(A clean hole, straight through the bullseye.)
(Hana stops, silently and secretly impressed. They take a step and take care to set their foot heavily, enough to be heard.)
âWhat do you need from me.â (Zilke doesnât turn around. Their voice echoes just barely in the room.)
(For a moment, Hana starts to look a little insulted but it quickly vanishes. The tone of slight offense reaches their voice but nothing else.)
âAm I not allowed to just visits a friend? I much dislike being on such poor terms with you, I was hoping we could talk it through and come to some sort of closure.â
âSure.â
(They raise their rifle again, taking aim with the confidence of an olympic marksman aiming at fish in a barrel.)
âWhat do you want from me.â
âWell, Iâve discovered some things that might interest you.â
(CRACK)
âLike what.â (They know they hit a perfect bullseye.)
âI have evidence of other realms of existence.â
âYou at least were right about one thing.â
(The edge of the hole in the target is charred slightly, a blue tint to the wisps of smoke making them appear suitably unnatural.)
(Hana knocks on the door to the training departmentâs shooting range, then steps inside.)
(Zilke can hear the rifle in their hands crackle with energy as that familiar blue smear appears in the fog of their vision - or rather, their lack thereof. Nothing else pierces that all encompassing fog, but they donât need to see to know their aim is dead on.)
(Ever since they got that pipe, theyâve always had an almost sixth sense of sorts, just this . . . this gut feeling of where to aim.)
(Itâs never been wrong so far.)
(They pull the trigger, and
(CRACK)
(A clean hole, straight through the bullseye.)
(Hana stops, silently and secretly impressed. They take a step and take care to set their foot heavily, enough to be heard.)
âWhat do you need from me.â (Zilke doesnât turn around. Their voice echoes just barely in the room.)
(For a moment, Hana starts to look a little insulted but it quickly vanishes. The tone of slight offense reaches their voice but nothing else.)
âAm I not allowed to just visits a friend? I much dislike being on such poor terms with you, I was hoping we could talk it through and come to some sort of closure.â
âSure.â
(They raise their rifle again, taking aim with the confidence of an olympic marksman aiming at fish in a barrel.)
âWhat do you want from me.â
âWell, Iâve discovered some things that might interest you.â
(Hana knocks on the door to the training departmentâs shooting range, then steps inside.)
(Zilke can hear the rifle in their hands crackle with energy as that familiar blue smear appears in the fog of their vision - or rather, their lack thereof. Nothing else pierces that all encompassing fog, but they donât need to see to know their aim is dead on.)
(Ever since they got that pipe, theyâve always had an almost sixth sense of sorts, just this . . . this gut feeling of where to aim.)
(Itâs never been wrong so far.)
(They pull the trigger, and
(CRACK)
(A clean hole, straight through the bullseye.)
(Hana stops, silently and secretly impressed. They take a step and take care to set their foot heavily, enough to be heard.)
âWhat do you need from me.â (Zilke doesnât turn around. Their voice echoes just barely in the room.)
(For a moment, Hana starts to look a little insulted but it quickly vanishes. The tone of slight offense reaches their voice but nothing else.)
âAm I not allowed to just visits a friend? I much dislike being on such poor terms with you, I was hoping we could talk it through and come to some sort of closure.â
(Hana knocks on the door to the training departmentâs shooting range, then steps inside.)
(Zilke can hear the rifle in their hands crackle with energy as that familiar blue smear appears in the fog of their vision - or rather, their lack thereof. Nothing else pierces that all encompassing fog, but they donât need to see to know their aim is dead on.)
(Ever since they got that pipe, theyâve always had an almost sixth sense of sorts, just this . . . this gut feeling of where to aim.)
(Itâs never been wrong so far.)
(They pull the trigger, and
(CRACK)
(A clean hole, straight through the bullseye.)
(Hana stops, silently and secretly impressed. They take a step and take care to set their foot heavily, enough to be heard.)
(Hana knocks on the door to the training departmentâs shooting range, then steps inside.)