Agent Emily : Bioterrorism

Bioterrorism : Genetic mutations caused by bioterrorism attacks are a major concern in the 21st century. Emily has been assigned to the first-on-site **** which deploys single-member scouts to determine if the response team is necessary. Their first goal is to quickly assess the situation. Second, they are to determine if an event is related to bioterrorism. Lastly, if the attack is a major one, the response team is to be called in. Agents are to resolve non-crisis level events. Agents are expected to carry out missions at all costs.

"Emily this is Central - are you nearing the drop point?"

Emily shifted her hair by her right ear, revealing a small ear piece. Touching it with special nail, she activated her side's microphone.

"Yes I am, about five minutes out." Emily replied in a calm tone.

"Good, now I know you have a tendency to skim over the mission details, so here's what we know. The local police received a mysterious call from an unidentified source, but they claimed that there had been strange activities going on in the western districts of the city. There's been no followup, but the mayor is worried that his city is next. The election is fast approaching, so he's concerned about his "100% terrorism free" record." the voice at central reported.

"We don't normal follow up on rumors." Emily groaned, making sure that her clothes were in order. Unfortunately, central was so detail-oriented that even agent's clothing were predetermined for every mission. That could either mean you were well-dressed or way under-dressed depending on available resources and priority. Agents could scarcely rely on much more than swimsuits into tropical areas. It made for cheaper missions for an already overextended global offensive on terrorism.

"Yeah but this particular mayor was the mentor of the Vice President. So he's getting support from up top. Consider this a vacation."

"Ugh - fine." Emily responded.

"Now, do you have your equipment with you?"

"Yes." she lifted the small handgun, that sacrificed ammo capacity for smaller size - it only held 5 shots.

"I don't just mean the 9mm Emily." the operator told her.

The agent reached down for her purse bag, which held her fake ID, credit card, a travel-sized first aid kit, and a special case that looked like a normal makeup case. Opening it up, she double checked the pills inside. There were numerous types of micropills inside, and many copies of each as well. They were made to counteract bioweapons based on the type of weapon it was. Agents were trained extensively to determine what sorts of bioweapons did what. Typically they were made to target specific parts of a person's body. The pills neutralized the weapons, but in typical fashion of pills, in unsavory ways.

"I... have those too." Emily responded.

"Good - then good luck." the operator told her as the helicopter slowed to drop her off.