Jun 10, 2019 1:56 pm
Thursday, August 10, 1995. New York City.
Over the course of the day, each of you have been contacted through various means by the Group - at least, that's what you've been calling it. If it has an official name, it remains unknown to you. The means of contact are typical of the Group's methods. An FBI agent receives a phone call from his secretary, indicating a pre-planned meetup with a Mr. Green that didn't previously exist in his calendar. A historian is bumped by a stranger in the street as she rushes to give a presentation, causing her to drop all her papers; when she reaches her destination and begins to sort through them, she finds a note mixed in, marked with a small green triangle. A former military operator has a FedEx envelope returned to him, which appears as if he filled it out himself and sent it to an obviously false address; it's wiped clean of prints, the handwriting is not his own, and a strange invitation is contained within. A British expat hears a knock on his door; answering it, there is a courier with a letter indicating the return of a lost wallet (which is strange, because the Brit's wallet is currently in his back pocket), and a designated meeting time and place.
4:45 p.m. Washington Square Park. Today. No further details listed.
All four of you are savvy enough to pick up on the signals, whether you're a seasoned vet or new member of the conspiracy. K Cell is being activated for a Night at the Opera.
The weather is perfect as you arrive at the designated time and place - 77 degrees Fahrenheit, sunny, with just enough breeze to keep the sweat from collecting. The park is absolutely filled with people, musicians, clowns and jugglers, as well as hundreds of tourists, all getting as much out of the final weeks of summer as they can.
Over the course of the day, each of you have been contacted through various means by the Group - at least, that's what you've been calling it. If it has an official name, it remains unknown to you. The means of contact are typical of the Group's methods. An FBI agent receives a phone call from his secretary, indicating a pre-planned meetup with a Mr. Green that didn't previously exist in his calendar. A historian is bumped by a stranger in the street as she rushes to give a presentation, causing her to drop all her papers; when she reaches her destination and begins to sort through them, she finds a note mixed in, marked with a small green triangle. A former military operator has a FedEx envelope returned to him, which appears as if he filled it out himself and sent it to an obviously false address; it's wiped clean of prints, the handwriting is not his own, and a strange invitation is contained within. A British expat hears a knock on his door; answering it, there is a courier with a letter indicating the return of a lost wallet (which is strange, because the Brit's wallet is currently in his back pocket), and a designated meeting time and place.
4:45 p.m. Washington Square Park. Today. No further details listed.
All four of you are savvy enough to pick up on the signals, whether you're a seasoned vet or new member of the conspiracy. K Cell is being activated for a Night at the Opera.
The weather is perfect as you arrive at the designated time and place - 77 degrees Fahrenheit, sunny, with just enough breeze to keep the sweat from collecting. The park is absolutely filled with people, musicians, clowns and jugglers, as well as hundreds of tourists, all getting as much out of the final weeks of summer as they can.
OOC:
I'd like to start with a quick intro for each of your Agents as they arrive at the park. Just a couple sentences, or a short paragraph. Imagine it's a movie, and you each get a little close up. What are the first things a viewer would notice about your Agent, how do they dress, what do they do when they get to the park, etc?
