A Letter from an Unknown Time
To Arctos:
It has truly been some time since I have communicated with you through my own raven. But, it has also been sometime since I was in my homeland. Life within the United Kingdom has come with its own struggles. For one, having such a high ranking position, head of MI6, well, it's laughable how easy their services are to penetrate. The luxuries as well are quite good. However, with the Online Safety Act still in order, I’m forced to use a VPN to counter it.
Information gathering of their resources is quite easy. I have sent those over to Octo for inspection and further confirmation but I think Big Boss’ plans should be good to go. I do hope your efforts to retrieve your son are progressing well. The samples from Subject Ink have been most useful when cornering high ranking UK officers for information. Once my job is done here, I am more than happy to replace that Dr Habernitsa working with you. His intellect is nothing compared to my own.
Do take care. I have word that unexpected visitors may be arriving soon to your outpost.
From:
Professor Corax
PS: I heard about that situation with Miss Goetia. Rest assured that I will be dealing with her quite soon.
Sector I.N.K
Trainee Officer Helarctos
6:00 AM: Wake up, get ready and head to Sector I.N.K
8:00 AM: Enter the Sector. Ensure that nothing has breached containment.
9:00 AM: Call for Subject: Guide. Ensure that the Subject is still responding well to the stimulus. Ensure she is aware of the consequences of her actions.
Noon: Breaktime!
1:00 PM: Have a meeting with Captain Fext.
2:00 PM: Study In-
“Trainee Officer Helarctos. How was the meeting with Fext?” Dr.Habernitsa asked as the officer sat in the study, watching the cameras in front of him.
“It’s always awkward talking to your elder brother. Especially with the circumstances,” He replied as he switched off the cameras, lamenting over not being able to continue watching, “How has he been?”
“Agitated. Desperate. This whole experiment could be the key for our country to rise above the Western Powers.” The doctor replied, looking at a picture hanging of himself and a group of men in front of the Vatican, “Ever since that incident, from that blasted criminal, those mythical Contractors think they can get away with crossing barriers, interfering with politics and causing mayhem to the innocent.”
Helarctos rolled his eyes. Hatred for Contractors was common in this sector, ever since the criminal, known as “Lou”, blew up the Vatican. He sympathised somewhat with the fact that this organisation did do some good. However, with recent murmurs of murders and magical influences in other countries, Helarctos had a feeling that something was about to happen.
Fext told him that countries, such as China, France and even the United Kingdom, were planning to confront the organisation, known as GA5, for their transgressions. He, himself, had armed himself and his most elite followers with weapons good enough to kill any Contractor. From comedians to terrorists, nothing would stand in their way. As much as he wanted to worry about his oldest brother, Helarctos knew he would probably be okay.
“So, do we know how long we have left before Fext ends up becoming desperate?” He asked the doctor.
“A few weeks at most. He is becoming quite desperate. But, thankfully, base operations should be complete once we add in the ‘Barkeeper’.”
A few days passed. Helarctos enjoyed his position at Sector I.N.K., but part of him began to worry slightly. A voice in his head began to talk.
“Join me in my story.”
The Officer was never seen again. Only heard of in stories.