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Post by Agent Regina on Jan 4, 2004 12:10:35 GMT -5
This is now open to post;
Thankyou for the wait.
Regina.
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Post by Agent Regina on Jan 12, 2004 5:14:07 GMT -5
After packing his belongings for the trip and being given a metal briefcase from the Directors secretary, Alex had boarded the Umbrella aircraft, he was sitting alone by the right hand side, a clear view of the landscape through the small window. The craft had taken off not long ago, leaving Alex time to open the briefcase and read any files there which may prove to give insight into what he is being involved in.
The plane wasn't very full, about a dozen other people accompanied him, but most were still to be flown out to America, and the rest were minor managers for other meetings in the rest of London...but they weren't nearlly as important as Alex, small time really.....
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Post by Alexander Gaidarov on Jan 14, 2004 10:16:41 GMT -5
Once he was sitting alone aboard the Umbrella aircraft, Alex opened the briefcase, and thoroughly looked through the files in there.
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Post by Agent Regina on Jan 14, 2004 10:26:05 GMT -5
[OOC- Alex I hope you don't mind waiting until I post all of the info which will be in your briefcase,...there's an extensive piece of writing to get posted up so I hope you don't mind waiting until I reply for me to describe what is inside and then you can post your thoughts and general expressions afterwards. Sorry for the trouble...thankyou, Regina.]
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Post by Alexander Gaidarov on Jan 14, 2004 10:38:56 GMT -5
[OOC:] " Don't worry, Agent Regina, for I don't mind waiting at all. In fact, I am quite busy nowdays too, so I will possibly not be able to answer your next post outright anyway. So, don't worry about keeping me waiting, Agent Regina, and post the briefcase's contents when you will have time to do that." [/OOC:]
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Post by Agent Regina on Jan 15, 2004 9:32:01 GMT -5
Upon opening the briefcase, the first item is a file labelled; Umbrella Blue - England. it was the same file he had read about Isabelle Meyer not long ago, however now it also had a photo enclosed...  The second file was a leaflet on the facilities in the Umbrella Green location - slap bang, on the outskirts of Moscow...but all the necessary higlights and accomodation information was listed there; |
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Post by Agent Regina on Jan 15, 2004 9:54:25 GMT -5
FILE = LEAFLET;
Umbrella Green - the central development of the next stage in RnD.
As a prospective candidate for our duristiction there are several new and exciting changes to the standard laboratories.
(A few pictures of lab rooms were shown below; instruments were present along with huge analysing equipment, the photos are clean cut and medical pristine - it looked like a operating room, what with the white walls, metal furnishing and monitors by the dozen.)
Our facilities are fully equipped and of the highest standards - finace is no problem when safety and necessity are concerned to keep you up to date with the latet technology.
(On the reverse side was some photos of neatly furnished rooms, a view of a small kitchen and bathroom, and a por excuse for a bedroom and a living room however...)
Our accomodation is nothing but luxurious to ease away a hard days work - food and various household necessities can be ordered in advance with the accomodation flats help desk - the researcher of today need not worry about juggling food shopping with those last minute experiments and checks.
Guests are allowed but they must be requsted for and approved a week in adavance.
We look forward to accomodating you.
-Humanitarian section,
Umbrella Green,
Moscow.
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Post by Agent Regina on Jan 15, 2004 10:06:40 GMT -5
Underneath the leaflet was a credit card - his own from Umbrella Green they have no doubt secured the line it operates on to make sure any transactions aren't traced or recorded against him. It had his name on the back; Alexander Gaidarov. Finally there was an Umbrella logo pin which all directors and representatives would wear on their lappel. It is about 2.5cm in diameter;  An identification card was also present reading; Umbrella GreenManagerial division. Mr Alexander Gaidarov. Section - alpha 07. It was laminated and had a clip for it to be worn on his jacket outer chest pocket. |
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Post by Agent Regina on Jan 15, 2004 10:13:24 GMT -5
The last things remaining were;
an empty notepad, and an expensive looking fountain pen, neatly engraved with the words Umbrella along the side, just small enough for someone to notice if they were to hold it.
He'd have to take some notes on Miss Meyer's meetings to look the part, as he was there on business,...he'd just have to go through the day as though it were a normal representative's gathering, no one must be suspicious to his real objective, if any other representatives catch on and report him.....he'd be hunted down before he could get a word in.
The information on the Ex-STARS, must be coming later, unless the Director is intentionally keeping him in the dark.............
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Post by Alexander Gaidarov on Jan 18, 2004 7:09:27 GMT -5
Upon opening the briefcase and taking another look at Isabelle Meyer's profile, this one with a photo enclosed, Alex couldn’t help but to stare at the photo. Needless to say, Alex was greatly surprised by how Isabelle Meyer, as she was completely different from how he saw her in his mind’s eye. He just couldn’t believe that this girl, for on the photo Isabelle looked more like teenage girl then twenty-six years old woman, was actually one of Umbrella’s greatest researchers, if not the Umbrella’s greatest researcher, of course.
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Post by Alexander Gaidarov on Jan 18, 2004 7:11:24 GMT -5
”It’s not that it will be of any importance to our business, of course.” thought Alex then ”But at least it’s good that I was provided with photo ahead, otherwise I would probably display some surprise in public, and this won’t do.”
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Post by Alexander Gaidarov on Jan 18, 2004 7:12:10 GMT -5
Then Alex thoroughly looked through all the others contains of the briefcase and sighed, for the briefcase didn’t seem to contain some information he REALLY wanted to have.
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Post by Alexander Gaidarov on Jan 18, 2004 7:12:27 GMT -5
”Well, let’s hope that my would-be partner will be better informed.” though Alex then ”Hmmm… Looks like they didn’t really trust me, at least, not completely. Well, that’s understood, considering my lack of working experience and all. It is just strange that they send me on such an important mission without completely trusting me, and without provide me with any significant information. I can only hope that either my would-be partner will have this information, or that it would be provided to me, to us, there, in Britain. Oh, but I guess, I should check for it better. After all, it is quite possible, that…”
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Post by Alexander Gaidarov on Jan 18, 2004 7:13:40 GMT -5
Carefully, and attempting not to attract any attention, Alex began to tap through the inner section of briefcase with his finger, trying to hear if there were any signs of a secret container. In addition to tapping, Alex also carefully looked through the inner section of briefcase, trying to see if there was anything unusual upon it.
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Post by Alexander Gaidarov on Jan 18, 2004 7:14:40 GMT -5
[OOC:] ”Keep in mind, Regina, that I am not especially skilled in finding various secret containers or anything like that, although I possibly know how to do it on the basic level, even though it wasn’t actually mentioned before. Anyway, Regina, since you are the DM, it is up to you to decide, whether I know at least a little about finding various secret containers or not.” [/OOC:]
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