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Members of the Directorate often find themselves in dangerous situations, regardless of their position; even the Analyists working in the background find themselves in deep cover as spies.

R&CA - Criminals often buy restricted arms from dealers. That's a fact, and we usually let it go, as long as we get paid our cut. However, sometimes, we don't let them sell. Whether its because they are trying to hurt us, they are selling weapons better than ours, or simply because they are idiots that refuse to give us our share, it doesn't matter. Because we make certain that the message is clear.

   You are part of a team to remove an arms dealer; there are three scouts

and a single assassin, and you are the team leader, and the only Foxtrot. Whether the assassin or the scout, your team has been found; everyone else is dead. You need to complete the mission, and make certain to avoid harming the buyer; accept payment yourself, and return to base for debriefing.

S&I - Assigned to a deep cover mission, you have been uncovered; it is found that you are a spy. You have left your saber as matter of propiety. As this is a sensitive situation, you must do your best to avoid slaughter; this is a matter of diplomacy. Spying is accepted to happen; assassination and wholesale slaughter is considered to be a decralation of war. Get out of there, and shed as little blood as possible.

DAG - Members of the directorate are given supplementary training; you are no different. Rerouted to Sigil 2 for a run though, you are engaged with another Foxtrot led squad in a war game using stun blasters. As this is intended to be a training exercise, you are not permitted sabers. However, the opposing Foxtrot decided to up the ante, bringing in real weapons for his squad to use against you.

Will be judged on story, realism, continuity, and general form. No minimum length, no maximum length.

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