Mission folder

You pass June and grab your coat.

“Goodbye Ms. Hurley.”

With that, you leave and close the door behind, just as June was about to say something. Oh well, she could always try next time.

You walk to the parking, get into your

[A1] Bristol 401

[A2] Aston Martin DB2

[A3] write in

and drive home, to

[B1] apartment in hotel

[B2] your single family house

[B3] your flat apartment

[B4] write in

In the saloon, you sit in one of the chairs and start carefully looking through the mission's information.

The target of your investigation is a

[C1]young {25-30}

[C2]middle-aged {31-35}

[C3]adult {36-42}

[D1]fresh

[D2]veteran

[D3]seasoned

[E1]man

[E2]woman

working for

[F1]Service de Documentation Extérieure et de Contre-Espionnage (SDECE) {France's external intelligence agency}

[F2]Direction Centrale des Renseignements Généraux (RG) {intelligence service of the French police also in charge of the monitoring of gambling places and horse racing ranges.}

[F3]Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire (DST) {a directorate of the French National Police operating as a domestic intelligence agency. It's responsible for counter-espionage, counter-terrorism and more generally the security of France against foreign threats and interference.}

[F4]not France, belongs to and works for an agency of another Allied country.

The person is situated in

[G1] Paris

[G2] Nice

[G3] one of smaller cities in Aquitaine

[G4] write in

You take the phone with intention of making a reservation for a

[H1]ferry

[H2]plane

[H3]write in

with which you will travel on the territory of France. The code name of your mission is

[I1] 'Breakfast out'!

[I2] 'New pantograph'!

[I3] write in

D choice - experience of an agent

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