Difference between revisions of "Mission:Void Sanction - Training Day"

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Training Day

Briefing

I am glad you finally called. Truth be known, I've had my eye on you for a while. I like your methods and think you'll fit in with my division just nicely.

I head up a section of Hero Corp that does the jobs that the public side of Hero Corp can't. Some criminals seem to skirt our court systems or get released on technicalities. We need someone who is willing to go the extra effort to see a job is done right, you know what I mean?

• Yes, some criminals need to have their justice meted out immediately.

That's what I like to hear. My team is called 'Void Sanction', and you can simply call me 'The Major'. I'll be your handler, and you'll be doing some jobs for us that can, in no way, be associated with Hero Corp. You get caught -- or get sloppy -- and we'll disavow any knowledge of your actions. With that understood, let's get cracking.

We do things a little differently around here; we want things to be as hard to trace back to Hero Corp as possible. Each operation you execute will have a codeword, and that word will be the ONLY word you will hear me say for the duration of your operation. A courier is delivering to you a series of packages that need to be placed at dead drops throughout Brickstown.

A bike messenger comes up to you and has you sign for one small and five large envelopes.

In the small envelope is the list of locations for you to place each of the large envelopes, along with a codeword associated with that site. I need you to place these orders for other Void Sanction agents and familiarize yourself with the drop locations.

When you are done, call me back. If I answer with a code word, go to that location and get your orders. If you're lucky you'll be able to dispense justice on a level you only ever dreamed of before. If you're unlucky, the next time you call, I won't pick up.

	Dead Drop Orders
	A manilla envelope with a post-it note that reads 'amendment' on it.

	Dead Drop Orders
	A manilla envelope with a post-it note that reads 'castle' on it.

	Dead Drop Orders
	A manilla envelope with a post-it note that reads 'spider' on it.

	Dead Drop Orders
	A manilla envelope with a post-it note that reads 'candlelight' on it.

	Dead Drop Orders
	A manilla envelope with a post-it note that reads 'washboard' on it.

Deliver the first set of dead drop orders (Brickstown)

Unnecessary Solicitation

The phone rings and rings, no answer. You assume that you need to deliver the packages The Major asked you to.

You have successfully tucked the packet out of obvious sight

Deliver the second set of dead drop orders (Brickstown)

Unnecessary Solicitation

The phone rings and rings, no answer. You assume that you need to deliver the packages The Major asked you to.

You have successfully tucked the packet out of obvious sight

Deliver the third set of dead drop orders (Brickstown)

Unnecessary Solicitation

The phone rings and rings, no answer. You assume that you need to deliver the packages The Major asked you to.

You have successfully tucked the packet out of obvious sight

Deliver the fourth set of dead drop orders (Brickstown)

Unnecessary Solicitation

The phone rings and rings, no answer. You assume that you need to deliver the packages The Major asked you to.

You have successfully tucked the packet out of obvious sight

Deliver the final set of dead drop orders (Brickstown)

Unnecessary Solicitation

The phone rings and rings, no answer. You assume that you need to deliver the packages The Major asked you to.

You have successfully tucked the packet out of obvious sight. Call The Major to get your first assignment.

Debriefing

I hope you memorized those codewords. From here on out, that's the only level of communication we will have. Call me on occasion and if I answer with a codeword, go to that location to get your orders.