Base Of Operations (Main Story!)

In the middle of the facility there is a wide open living room area with a few couches, tables, chairs, computers and a giant wide screen television. There is a huge eight hundred gallon salt water fish tank on one of the side walls with many different colorful and exotic oceanic sea life in it. The overall living area is comfortable enough and generally a perfect hang out spot for the team during their down time from missions where they will either watch tv shows, movies or sports. The giant L-Shaped couch was extremely comfortable and the two giant lazy boys on either side of it allowed the members to just relax and enjoy the company of one another or worst case, pass out if their rooms were otherwise occupied.

To the south side are three rooms all layered one after another. The three rooms are all similar with two full size beds, a closet and dresser for clothes or supplies, a desk which can be used for a work space as well as a bathroom with a toilet, small stand up shower and a single person sink. The overall rooms themselves were actually fairly small compared to the rest of the open spaced facility but the company assumed the rooms wouldn't be used much besides some alone time away from everybody else or some fun or romantic after-mission activities.

To the north side of the facility, there is the briefing room where they go to after every mission and report and deliver their findings to Chief. The hallway next to the briefing room is the kitchen which has a giant dinner table for at least a dozen as well as all the state of the art appliances you could ever ask for. With multiple ovens, dishwashers and even every single telemarketer appliance you could ask for such as Instant Pots, Air Fryers, Microwaves and Crock Pots, the kitchen itself was well supplied for the amateur all the way to the most expert of chefs.

To the west is the entrance to the facility, which consists of a giant steel door with a pad lock that not only has a fingerprint scanner, it scans your pupils and you have to input a specific eight digit code to unlock the door. Each member of the team would be able to customize their own codes to enter and nobody was to share their codes with another team member. The amount of resources that must have went in to design such a safe and secure base of operations was insane.

To the east is a giant master bathroom, which even though every room had their own small full bathroom with toilets, a shower and plenty of storage, the giant master bathroom in the facility was almost as big as a gym shower. It had a giant open style shower with five rain-like shower heads that would cascade water down over you if you stood under it. It had many sinks to clean up at as well but also many carved out tile benches in the shower to either sit and shave body parts or to exert other extracurricular activities. Right next to the door to the giant bathroom was a hallway which went into a type of gym. It wasn't the biggest or best gym but it had two optical machines, a few barbells and dumbbells and a random assortment of machines to keep in shape. Truthfully, the best part of the gym area was that there was a full sized sauna as well as a small ventilated private section which holds a six person hot tub. The company who funded this base of operations thought it would be best to have an area where the members of the team could relax their bodies, their muscles and their brains after such stressful missions.

At the moment, there would be no point to check out the individual areas of the facilities as the team was meeting up for a dinner...