Mission 1: Past Echoes

The headquarters of the NOPEA is fairly hard to judge. There is a large number of buildings that cluster together, where some serves to be open to the public, and others are highly secured, such as the research centres and the launchpads of the rockets. The meeting point is one of several pristine glass buildings, which appear to mainly serve as office for administrative purposes.

As Jerome and Zakk enters into the main lobby, they speak with the counter lady regarding seeing a Mr M, or Murphy, in his office. The lady examines their IDs before calling for a security guard to guide them into the building.

As for Matsuki, she arrives to the back of the building, where she is brought out of the van and towards the loading bay elevator by 2 burly guards and Mr M himself.

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One by one, they are brought into a basement level room that looks like a small white class room with a projector on the ceiling. Once everyone has gathered, Mr M instructs for Matsuki's handcuffs to be removed, for his bodyguards to remain on standby.

"It's been a while since we last saw each other. I would like to introduce you three to your team mates. If you like, you can give your introductions. Don't make it too long, you can get to know each other even better along the way."

While introductions are under way, the man called Mr M strolls over to the computer on a desk at the front of the room. He types away on it.

Eventually, Mr M was able to turn the projector on. It beams out an image of the DOPEA's logo on the screen. He then clears his throat.
"Ah hum! Well, you all must be curious why an assortment of civilians are brought together to take part in a secret mission! Well not exactly going to be much of a secret, with Mr Wylde here. I am just gonna say that I'm killing 2 birds with 1 stone. Or more like a shot gun at a flock. I'm referring to the potential goals your group could accomplish, not that you are the killed birds in the metaphor.

Anyways, regarding our rockstar's questions, yes we could install a mount to your suit for your camera. However, your camera may block your vision by quite a bit when mounted. Also, it should be able to withstand the Gs while filming during launch. Nothing short of significant damage to the camera might cause it to be loose."