RPC-869 - RPC Authority

RPC-869

Walking with Dinosaurs

tagnone

Registered Phenomena Code: 869

Object Class:

Gamma-Red

Hazard Types:

Hazard Types:Additional Properties:

Aggression

Grouped

Sentient

General Properties:

Hazard Types:Additional Properties:

Ecological

Containment Protocols: Since RPC-869 cannot be contained due to the ecological devastation that would follow, Authority agents are to focus on disinformation campaigns. Books, news articles, and internet media discrediting and debunking sightings of the Mokele-Mbembe, Emela-Ntouka, Kamola-Minama, & Kongamato are to be put out through embedded Authority agents and Authority front companies. Members of MST Uniform-03 are to monitor the environments of RPC-869 for any signs of poaching remove any traps, and stop any poachers approaching the current location of an instance of an RPC-869 instance.

RPC-869-2 and RPC-869-4 are not to be approached, due to their high levels of aggression towards personnel, unless they have been caught in a hunting trap or tranquilized. All questions regarding RPC-869 are to be directed to Dr. James Davidson.

After the death of RPC-869-3, a smaller portion of MST Uniform-03 is to prevent the overpopulation of Orcinus Orca¹ under the front company, "Richard's Porpoise Coursing," in order to replace RPC-869's place in the ecosystem.

Description: RPC-869 is the designation for a group of 4 unique animal specimens that mostly appear to be related to or are members of known extinct species that were extant between the Mesozoic and Oligocene periods, all living within Central Africa. RPC-869-1 is a herbivorous sauropod that lives around the northern region of the Congo. RPC-869-2 is a member of the Arsinoitheriidae genus, which is closely related to the modern day rhinoceros, and lives in West Africa. RPC-869-3 is a member of an unknown aquatic species that lived in the waters near Somalia. RPC-869-4 is a flying reptile living in Zambia.

All instances of RPC-869 seem to have remained alive for what is assumed to be millions of years and display enhanced physical strength, agility, resilience, and intelligence compared to what would be expected of an average specimen of an equivalent species.²

Parallel to their endowed capabilities, all instances of RPC-869 eat much more food than most animals. Based on observations, RPC-869 instances spend 18 hours a day either hunting or eating, with RPC-869-1 being observed eating approx. 46 kg of fruit in one day, for example. Despite this seemingly massive appetite, instances do not seem to be hungry as much as they are compelled to seek out food³, and almost all instances seem to lack any need for sleep as well. RPC-869 -1 through -3 have been observed periodically staring at ██████████ ██████████ for short periods throughout the day. This action appears to happen randomly, with instances prematurely ending a hunt or waking up in order to stare at ██████████ ██████████. All instances of RPC-869 continuously travel large areas of the region they inhabit. This is theorized to be the result of residual mating instincts combined with no proper mates to find.

Due to their large region of habitation, dietary habits, and the large area that these instances travel through, the ecosystem of Central Africa has adapted to each instance of RPC-869 as if they were a species living there. Each instance of 869 preys upon a certain species which begins to rapidly populate upon that instance’s absence.

Colloquial name: Mokele-Mbembe
Closest Known Species: Janenschia Robusta
Territory: Democratic Republic of the Congo
Current Status: Alive

RPC-869-1 appears to be a member of the Janenschia genus, with its habitat and appearance most resembling that of the Janenschia Robusta, however, close inspection of RPC-869-1's bone structure to verify this has been impossible. It prefers to eat the fruit of Landolphia mannii, usually eating most or all of the fruits on a tree. It traverses the Congo through the various river-ways, as it cannot maneuver itself through the more wooded areas.

While RPC-869-1 is passive compared to some of the other instances of RPC-869, it is still greatly territorial. The presence of certain animals — primarily humans and hippopotamuses — provokes hostile reactions from RPC-869-1. Upon being provoked, RPC-869-1 will raise its front legs and stomp at its perceived aggressor before returning to its passive state. If this does not successfully deter any provocations, then it will use its tail to continue its attempt at ridding its aggressor. RPC-869-1 is able to swing its tail as if it were a whip, with RPC-869-1 even be able to crack it on multiple occasions with seemingly no pain or noticeable damage to the tail.

Discovery: RPC-869-1 was first learned about on ██/██/18██ after Authority Researcher David Livingstone returned from his 3rd expedition. mentioning it in his notes:

"There is a very interesting quadrupedal creature living in the Congo. It has no fur and ████████ covering its body, and it travels the rivers of the Congo. According to the locals, there is only one member of this species, but it travels throughout a large area, only eating a certain fruit."

An Authority expedition was soon launched into the area of Congo Livingstone described. Authority members found and studied RPC-869-1 (then classified as simply RPC-869) until deciding that it needed to be contained. A few months after RPC-869-1 was contained, several scientists that remained in the Congo noticed the sudden abundance of the Malomba tree, which was a major source of sustenance for RPC-869-1. After another year of this dominant growth, researchers theorized that RPC-869-1 might be necessary to the ecosystem of the Congo, and released it back into the wild. Containment protocols were adjusted accordingly.

Colloquial name: Emela-Ntouka
Closest Known Species: Arsinoitherium Zitteli
Territory: Gabon
Current Status: Alive

RPC-869-2 is a relative to modern rhinoceros species, believed to be a member of the Arsinoitheriidae genus, and a close relative to Arsinoitherium Zitteli, although it does share several differences. It has only one horn, which is 100 cm long. Field samples have shown that its horn does have an outer layer of keratin, but it is unknown if it has a bone core or a core made of hair. It is also much larger than the modern-day Rhinoceros, standing at approximately 3 meters tall and approximately 4.5 meters long.

While RPC-869-2 has also been seen attacking hippos and humans, it seems to mostly have territorial bouts with migrating elephant populations, with RPC-869-2 being responsible for approximately ██ elephant deaths each year. When attacking, RPC-869-2 will begin charging at whatever it sees in its territory, reaching speeds of approx. 70 km/h. It will lower its head to align its horn to its target, and then create a large puncture wound. In most cases, impacted creatures will be immediately killed, with some Authority agents being launched 20 feet after being impacted and punctured.In some cases, a single thrust is not sufficient to terminate RPC-869-2's target. When this happens, RPC-869-2 repeatedly stabs it until it expires.

It has been noticed by agents that RPC-869-2 does not act territorial with smaller animals that live in its territory and has even been seen in a somewhat symbiotic relationship with some of them, at one point seeming to go out of its way to protect the nest of an Asio Capensis⁴ from poachers.

While RPC-869-2 doesn't technically prey on and consume African Elephants, it has attacked and killed so many over the course of Authority observation that it seems to fill the same ecological role.⁵ RPC-869-2 is among the most aggressive instances of 869, attacking most agents on sight and fatally goring many of them. RPC-869-2 mostly eats marsh grasses with seemingly no preference, and no meaningful effect on botanical populations.

Discovery: While returning from a research mission in Southern Africa, an Authority research team unknowingly went through the territory of RPC-869-2. Approximately 13 hours after entering its territory, RPC-869-2 encountered the research team and attacked, leading to the deaths of one Level-3 Researcher; two Level-1 Researchers; and five ASF personnel. When the survivors of the attack were able to make it to Site-058, they detailed what had happened to the Site Commander, Dr. J██████ RPC-869-2 was classified as RPC-███ and plans to contain it were drafted, but before they could be commenced, RPC-869-3 was discovered. Upon its discovery, Authority researchers noticed a strange pattern with the ██████s of RPC-869-1 through 3 and figured there was some connection between all three anomalies, reclassifying them as RPC-869-1, -2, and -3

Colloquial name: Kamola-Minama
Closest Known Species: Unknown
Territory: Waters near Southern Somalia
Current Status: Deceased

Pencil sketch of RPC-869-3's possible hunting habits done by Researcher Dupuis in 18██

RPC-869-3 is an aquatic animal with a body similar to modern aquatic mammals such as whales and porpoises. It is approximately 10.3 meters in length, with a large snout similar to an elephant's trunk, and a long flipper that can extend to approx. 2 meters in length. RPC-869-3 appears to be the only female instance among RPC-869, as it has been seen laying eggs; however, these eggs cannot be fertilized, making their embryos impossible to analyze.

RPC-869-3 is the only instance of RPC-869 that hasn't been linked to a known prehistoric species, however, several possible theories of its origin have been raised. Based on its reproductive system using eggs despite its mammalian features, some scientists have speculated that it is an early member of the Monotremata⁶ Order. Other members of Research have noted its similarities to Kutchicetus minimus and believe it to be a member of an unknown Whippomorpha⁷ Infraorder.

RPC-869-3 primarily hunts members of the species Orcinus Orca, although it has been seen hunting other porpoises and fish. It is not currently understood why members of the species migrate through RPC-869's territory, since it is the only location with a natural predator and can easily be avoided.⁸ While no complete description of RPC-869-3's predatory behavior and attack pattern was able to be made, a few descriptions of its hunting were made by Authority divers and researchers. This log, made by Researcher J. Dupuis, is the most detailed on record,

"RPC-869-3 will seek to separate a member from their whale pod one at a time, usually by seeming to enrage and challenge larger members of the pod instead of going after weaker links like elderly and adolescent whales. After coercing it to go an acceptable distance away from its pod, RPC-869-3 will proceed to quickly move itself to behind the Orca, extending its tail and wrapping itself around the Orca almost like an anaconda of the Amazon, holding its trunk over the creature's blowhole. Usually, it will hold the whale in this position until it stops moving, but in some cases, it will increase the pressure to a point where the Orca's fluke gets ripped off in the struggle. It will then release itself from the creature and move to its head where it will perform a flip, slamming its tail onto the orca's blowhole, causing the whale to rapidly descend to the seafloor. RPC-869-3 will not do this if it is past the coastal shelf however, not wanting to go too far into the deep ocean. RPC-869-3 can eat up to ██ Orcas per meal."

Discovery: The first pieces of evidence of RPC-869-3 was first seen on 3/21/18██, after Authority Researchers who were exploring the continent noticed large amounts of beached porpoises on the central-eastern coast of Africa, but were unable to determine what was the cause. All whales had large sections taken out of them as if a large group of sharks had been eating at them. At first, researchers believed the local accounts of RPC-869-3 to be simply local legend until 8/18/18██ when RPC-869-3 surfaced while researchers were observing tribespeople playing a local game similar to volleyball. RPC-869-3 had retrieved a ball that had floated out to sea, throwing it at the tribespeople using its trunk. According to notes made by Research Personnel, RPC-869-3 moved and acted, "like a dolphin or porpoise but a bit slower than usual, as if it took more time to process things."

Since the initial discovery, RPC-869-3 has appeared multiple times on the beach nearest to Site-058, often being friendly towards site personnel and allowing researchers to examine it. This has allowed the Authority to get detailed measurements and information about RPC-869-3. (for more detail see document 869-3-M) While Authority personnel were advised to refrain from contact with RPC-869-3, there were no disciplinary actions taken against personnel who interacted with it. This lead to many personnel heading to the beach on their days off and treating RPC-869-3 as a friendly animal, and some personnel calling it Site-058's pet.

This treatment of RPC-869-3 spread among personnel after an incident where an Authority diver had gotten caught on local coral before getting freed by RPC-869-3, with many personnel taking vacation days off just to go out to the beach to see RPC-869-3. As this practice continued, Site administration began using this to keep RPC-869-3 better contained. The idea was that if RPC-869-3 was with Authority personnel, it wouldn't be at a beach where civilians could spot it. The only issue that Site Administration was worried about was an increase in slang usage. The nickname "Trunko" showed up on a few documents, but before there was any need for action, Incident-869-3-1 seemed to cause all personnel to use the official term.

Colloquial name: Kongamato
Closest Known Species: Pterodaustro guinazui
Territory: Southern DRC/Western Tanzania
Current Status: Alive

RPC-869-4 was the last member of RPC-869 to be discovered, being officially recorded into Authority databases in ██/██/190█. Not much is known about RPC-869-4, as it rarely makes visits outside of its nest which has not yet been located, and with it being able to hunt and return to its nest within approximately 5 minutes based on Authority calculations, there is not much time to make observations. The only times that RPC-869-4 can be easily observed is when it spends time searching for a mate. During this period, RPC-869 will fly much slower and vocalize mating calls. Unfortunately, RPC-869-4 is also highly aggressive in this state, and attempts at closer observation during this period have led to the deaths of 20 personnel and the destruction of 7 Authority drones since its discovery.

What can be determined about RPC-869-4 is that it is a type of flying reptile, most similar to the species Pterodaustro guinazui due to observations of baleen-like bristles in its jaw as well as similar hairs found in Lake Tanganyika after its hunts. It differs in several ways, most notably its size. While Pterodaustro guinazui was rather small, only measuring about 2-3 feet tall by most estimates, RPC-869-4 appears to be at least 1.8 meters tall, with a theorized wingspan of 6.1 meters.

It also differs in its eating habits, which may be because of its larger size. Unlike Pterodaustro, which is theorized to have filter-fed on small crustaceans like shrimps, RPC-869-4 prefers to eat fish such as the many cichlids populating Lake Tanganyika. It is believed that RPC-869 possibly uses its baleen in a similar way to Phocoenoides Dalli⁹ who presses their prey against their hard upper jaw.

Painting of RPC-869-4 done by researcher Dupuis in 19██

From long-range observations of its hunting behavior, Authority Researchers believe that it hunts its prey by slowly lifting itself up several meters before beginning to dive. It will dive under the lake, often going several feet under, although no exact measurements have been made. As it moves through the water, It will usually grab several fish before resurfacing and returning to its nest, although it has been seen repeating this action several times during some of its hunts. It is unknown if it has any impact on any specific fish species' population in Lake Tanganyika, but based on the other members of RPC-869's importance in their ecosystems, it is believed to have a similar role.

Discovery: RPC-869-4 was discovered after multiple European settlers in the area reported a large avian creature that would descend from the air into the lake, destroying fishing boats in the area. Authority researchers went to Lake Tanganyika, at which point they observed RPC-869 hunting, with it dropping one of the fish it had grabbed a few feet away from the group. Based on the location of RPC-869-4's ██████, Head Researcher I. A████ determined it to be an instance of RPC-869.

Addendum - Notable Historical Influence: Due to RPC-869-4's very aggressive behavior, it has involved itself with several historical events in its territory. During the Battle for Lake Tanganyika in 1916, RPC-869-4 attacked both British and German vessels, and in June and July of 1916, began aggressively attacking German Troops in the town of Kigoma, causing commander Gustav Zimmer to abandon the town and head south. Authority agents administered Class G-2 Amnestics to many of the soldiers involved, with G-2 side effects being blamed on, "Shell Shock," among other causes. Damage to the SMS Graf Götzen and the German base was blamed on British and Belgian bombing raids, with a faux Belgian airport being built near the Allied base to corroborate the explanation.

RPC-869-4 was also heavily responsible for Che Guevara's abandonment of his base located beside Lake Tanganyika, constantly attacking his guerrilla forces before they were able to launch attacks in The Congo, causing Che to leave his base within a year of first setting it up. As most of these forces were killed in subsequent battles, there was no need for a large-scale Authority coverup.

The most recent event RPC-869-4 was involved in was a skirmish when RPC-666 manifested east of Lake Tanganyika, presumably due to the Second Congo War, on August 13th, 2002. RPC-869-4, who was in one of its mating cycles, saw RPC-666 and began flying towards it, managing to fly to it within █.█ seconds. However, it was unable to cause any notable damage to RPC-666, only temporarily disabling its nose-mounted machine gun, before retreating due to the intense cold surrounding RPC-666. As it was retreating it was hit by one of RPC-666's missiles, but the exact effect this had on RPC-869-4 cannot be determined since it went into hiding for several months after the incident. Ever since the incident, RPC-869-4 has been wary when near helicopters, both civilian and military. Authority researchers have been considering incorporating this fear into containment protocols, to lower RPC-869-4's aggression.

Addenda:

Incident RPC-869-3-1924:

Incident Report: Incident RPC-869-3-1924

Incident Date:	9/27/192█	■■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■■
Anomalies Involved:	RPC-869-3	■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■
Incident Type:	Domestic Abduction¹⁰	■■■■■
Incident Location:	Cape of Good Hope, South Africa.	■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■ ■■■ ■■
Cause of Incident:	Authority Research Personnel	■■
Status:	Resolved	■■■■

REPORT DESCRIPTION: Researcher P██████, at the time a Level-3 personnel, was able to convince several other researchers as well as a few Level-1 ASF members that he had been granted permission to study what an 869 instance was capable of doing outside its natural habitat, which was not true.¹¹

Still, Researcher P██████ was able to get the other researchers and ASF units to help him coerce 869-3, who was the least aggressive towards Authority Personnel and closest to Site-058, to move it to the Cape of Good Hope where a pod of killer whales, RPC-869-3's natural prey, was located. RPC-869-3 was apparently hesitant upon leaving its natural habitat but was coerced after researchers gave it enough chum to convince it.

Due to several factors, among them being recently created, and being separate from most other Sites, communication at Site-058 in regards to personnel logs and reports was insufficient. Due to these failures in communication, and since only a small group of personnel had left, it took two weeks for any part of Site Staff to realize what had happened. Even though RPC-869-3 was known for staying in deeper waters, ASF Personnel noticed its increased absence and, after speaking with Research personnel, realized what Researcher P██████ had done and alerted the Site's Director of what had happened

While Site Director Dupuis and MST Tzadi-02, who were stationed at Site-058, were still trying to catch up with Researcher P██████, he had arrived at the Cape of Good Hope with RPC-869-3, and was examining how well it hunted in this new location. Unfortunately, on October, 11th, around the time Site Director Dupuis and MST-Tzadi-02 had entered South Africa, members of a hostile GOI ("███ █████ ████") encountered the group. They appeared to be leaving Europe and heading for eastern waters in an anomalous submersible. They fired a few shots to scare away the orca pod, with one of these grazing the sailboat Researcher P██████ and the other members of Authority personnel were on. After these were fired, RPC-869-3 began attacking the submersible, appearing to interpret these shots as a challenge to its dominance.

It assaulted the submersible with its tail and began wrapping itself around the craft. At first, this seemed to have no effect on the submersible, but as RPC-869-3 began to let go, personnel were able to see cracks and areas of the hull that had been partially crushed by RPC-869-3. Just as this damage was first being spotted, a self-defense mechanism activated on the craft, heavily damaging RPC-869-3. After being attacked, RPC-869-3 let go of the craft, which has not been seen since. RPC-869-3 began weakly swimming over to the Authority sailboat, holding its head over the side of the boat and allowing researchers to examine its wounds.

Soon after the incident, an Orca pod began returning to the area. They began poking and prodding at RPC-869-3, causing it to growl at them, unsuccesfully attempting to scare them away. This continued until a member of the pod grabbed RPC-869-3 by the tail, pulling it off the boat. Then RPC-869-3 began to fight with the pod, attempting to smack them away with its tail but only being able to hold to deter a limited number of them. The Orcas kept attacking it, with several spectators gathering at the nearby shore. At this point, the Site Director and the members of MST Tzadi-02 also arrived at the shore of the Cape of Good Hope. Unable to do anything else, they watched as RPC-869-3 fought with the Orcas until they all submerged for one final time, at which point a strange beam of light was emitted from the water. The light appeared to congeal into a mass similar to ██ ███, which projected a beam of light at ████ ███████ █████. The light proceeded to [DATA EXPUNGED]

DAMAGES AND CASUALTIES:

Asset/Personnel Casualties	Cost	#
RPC-869-3	Unknown	#1

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
After the Incident the Level-1 ASF and Researchers were not given any punishment, since they believed to be following proper protocol. Researcher P██████ was demoted from Level-3 to Level-2 and temporarily assigned to bookkeeping work. Site Director Dupuis was ██████ ██ ████████████ after the incident, with no issues seen regarding his health.

Due to their quick response time, the segment of Tzadi-02 that had accompanied the Site Director was split from Tzadi-02 into a new unit, Tzadi-03¹² and given the role of helping to contain RPC-869 as well as the orca population that was predicted to significantly increase after the incident.

About 2 weeks after the incident, the staff of Site-058 decided to hold an unofficial funeral for RPC-869-3. Placing pieces of its fur inside a small stone coffin sculpted by Site Director Dupuis, Staff were allowed to say "goodbye" to their former friend, before it was dropped into the ocean a few miles away from Site-058.

DATA ACCESSIBLE FOR GD-AFRI ONLY. PLEASE INSERT CREDENTIALS.

THANK YOU DIRECTOR CHIFUNIRO

To the new Director,

It saddens me that I must finally leave my post after so many years of work, and give it up to somebody so new as well. However, I'm not sending this to list my grievances or to send you some false platitude and encouragement. As the highest authority in our sector, we of course are privy to secrets nobody else is. So I'll need to tell you about one of your current Site Directors, a Mister James Davidson.

You see, Director Davidson is not actually named James Davidson, and they haven't been Site Director for just 20 years. Mr. Davidson is actually the "former" Site Director Jacques Dupuis; if you're not too familiar with him, he's the one who made all the artwork that lines Site-058's Cafeteria. (I always told him he was being too egotistical with that, not that it mattered) Nevertheless, I'm sure you're used to these kinds of things, changing somebody's identity to keep them safe and what not. That's not why I'm sharing this with you, however.

I'm not sure if you're completely familiar with the events that took place on October 11th, 1924. If you wish to completely familiarize yourself with the complete incident, I have placed a copy of the ASF report on your desk. The important part is that one of our anomalies, RPC-869-3 was killed, presumably due to a large electric shock followed up by a pod of orcas trying and succeeding at ripping it apart. I say presumably becuase the fat noggins in research tell me we can't know this for sure, as most of 869-3's body was disintegrated by that light show. Speaking of that, once 869-3 is believed to have died, a huge amount of light began pouring from it, boiling most of the water around it. It all began to congeal into this huge mass above the water, bright as all hell, it might as well've been a second sun. It just hovered there, above the water for a hot moment, almost as if it were surveying the scene. Then it just poured into the site director, and for a moment he was pouring out light just like 869-3 was. Then it all just slowly settled down, until he looked the same as ever, no scars no real change in anything. He was put in quarantine for several weeks but seemed to have no adverse effects, other than some lightheadedness. None of the ASF, MST or Research staff around Director Dupuis seemed to have any effects at all, so whatever had went in him wasn't contagious.

However, after a few months, Director Dupuis was noticeably changed. While he used to be quite meek and often sent out announcements and disciplinary actions through print, he began listing out the announcements during most researcher's morning meals at the cafeteria and would personally give disciplinary notices to those who had been acting unprofessionally. It honestly ended up making Site-058 much better organized. During that period, the Authority had still just begun creating a foothold in the continent, and Site-058 was still the only proper Site in Africa. At that time I was still a researcher at Site-007, so Dupuis was essentially on his own, not having a regional Director to report to. That separation had lead to Site-058 being almost like the Authority's wild west. Honestly, I'm amazed that nothing happened before 1924! …But that's not important, sorry for rambling there.

However, despite all these changes, Dupuis didn't seem to notice that much had changed, and he figured his personality shift was just due to the shock of his major fuck-up, you know what I mean? He just kept working, trudging along as if nothing changed. But then he started having these sorts of daydreams, right? He'd be listening to somebody one second and then stop responding just looking at you with a blank stare. The first time this happened he didn't see much, just this golden glow all around him, right? But as these dreams began to carry on, he started to see this sort of eye in the distance. Looked just like a human eye but floating in the air. At first, it just watched him, just floated there, but one day he went and yelled at it, probably who are you or something like that. It stood there completely still, and this voice in his just echoes the words "I'll Be Around," in a nice silky voice, sort of like Frank Sinatra apparently?

After Dupuis kept having these "dreams", he stopped sleeping, started eating more. He'd ask the cafeteria workers to get him more food delivered secretly up to his room, but nobody else could tell, he looked about the same as always. He tried to talk to the eye again, but it just stared at him. Then one day, during another one of his daydreams, the eye appeared right in front of him. The voice echoed in his head again saying something like, "You're one odd hunter, never hunt to kill, only to capture." Dupuis tried to say something back to him but then he woke up, so to speak, staring at one of the walls of his office. It was around this time that I was given the position of the just-opened and currently vacant role of GD-06. Site-008 was still being built so I was stationed at Site-058. As Dupuis was giving me a tour of my temporary workspace, he stopped dead in his tracks and began turning to look at one of the corners of the hall. When he came back to reality, I of course demanded to know what had just happened. He quietly took me up to his office and explained just about everything I'm now repeating back to you here. I still remember that moment like it was yesterday.

At the time, I was still green when it came to leadership, and Dupuis was running Site-058 better than most of the Site Directors in Europe! I didn't know what would be wrong or right, I couldn't fire him and try to find a candidate without explaining myself, and for what? Some daydreams and a change in attitude? I didn't want to seem like a loon to the other Global Directors and get myself fired, possibly demoted even further, or have to go through some kind of psychological examination. Ever since then, it feels like I've been playing a game of chicken with myself. Do I continue the charade that nothing's wrong and Dupuis is an admirable site director who's had no issues or admit the truth? Well, now I'm old, too old to do much for the Authority admittedly, and too old to have much done to me. But Dupuis? He hasn't grown a single grey hair or folded a single wrinkle. That's why I let him become James Davidson, to hide the fact that he's an 80 year old man who doesn't look older than 25. I'm telling you all this out of, I guess guilt? Well, as far as I'm concerned, I'd hope you can keep the AFRICOM secret that one of our site directors is actually RPC-869-5. If not, I can at least commend you for telling people what I couldn't.

Best of Wishes,

Former GD-06 Jonathan Kimball

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Incident Report: Incident RPC-869-3-1924

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