Lisa Flag

CIA Agent Lisa Flag is a serious woman with serious responsibilities. She believes that the future of war will be fought in cyberspace, or possibly outer space, or with miniaturization technology, inner space... Well, okay, to be honest she doesn't understand the technology that well personally. But! She has been tasked by the Office of Technical Intelligence with ensuring the security of high value assets being developed by Apex Vector Inc., and nothing will keep her from fulfilling that patriotic duty.

The first government-sponsored project that Apex Vector developed was in their Laser Science division, headed by Dr. White. Agent Flag has kept in close touch with Dr. White, who reported back to her about the new projects as Apex Vector's isolated Mauch Chunk site expanded over the last two years. Based on the information Dr. White funneled back to the CIA, the government has managed to insert itself and demand oversight in the Applied Micronics laboratory and on  Project Pygmalion, the Apex Vector initiative for robotics and Artificial Intelligence. However, Raleigh and Dr. Brundle have replied to requests for information about Planar Phase Dynamics with answers that are impossibly vague or inscrutably technical, and Agent Flag is still unsure what they're doing in there.

Recently, the CIA has picked up chatter implying that the Soviets have somehow infiltrated Apex Vector. They took countermeasures by placing their own mole inside the laboratory. The mole is a post-doctoral fellow named Rita Poquita, who just started yesterday in Szalinski's micronics lab - Agent Flag hasn't had a chance to meet her yet. Flag managed to corner Raleigh earlier this evening as the guests were arriving and confronted him about stonewalling her. The conversation got heated, and tempers flared. It was not her most professional moment, but hopefully he'll be so distracted worrying about Flag that Rita Poquita will be able to snoop unnoticed.

Goals
Find out what's really happening in Planar Phase Dynamics

Root out any Soviet infiltrators

Protect US interests and citizens

Item: Portable Forensic Kit

This kit can be used to gather trace evidence (eg. hair, fingerprints, clothing fibers, footprints, etc.) from a specific site or item (eg. a weapon, a key card, a dead body), gather personal samples from individuals, and compare the trace evidence to the personal samples to determine if an individual has interacted with the area or specific item in question.

At the start of the game the kit database has no trace evidence, but does already contains personal samples that Lisa has collected from: Raleigh Kane, Dr. Barret, Dr. Brundle, Dr. Bueller, Dr. Szalinski, and Dr. White. You can add more personal samples to your kit from a person who is willing, restrained, or incapacitated. You can add trace evidence from any area or item you encounter. Unfortunately, your kit has limited supplies and only has 10 more slots left. You can fill those slots with either trace evidence or personal samples. Once all the slots are filled, you can still compare any trace evidence and personal samples you have gathered, but cannot add more.

To compare a trace evidence to a personal sample, ask the player (OOC) if their character has interacted with the area or item in question. The player must answer honestly, even if their character would not know. You can also ask a Story Keeper to do this on your behalf, if you would like to preserve your OOC anonymity.

Item: High Standard HDM

This blowback-operated semiautomatic pistol is fitted with an integral suppressor. Not truly silent, but as close as it gets with standard CIA issue. There are currently __ / 10 rounds of ammunition left.

If you are the target of this item, you have been shot dead. Flip your name tag to Unseen and inform a Story Keeper.