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<blockquote data-quote="Victim" data-source="post: 3658035" data-attributes="member: 78">Well, I knew only the thinnest of boundaries protected my civilian ID - there's too much information in my medical history for any lasting secrets.&nbsp; The biggest surprise is that AEGIS doesn't know - even if they weren't trying to dig up secret IDs, you'd think that their agents would figure it accidently.&nbsp; Hmm, maybe one did, and then didn't record it in the file.&nbsp; Megan hurriedly closes the files with old report cards and medical records, only reading the agency reports.&quot;I'm still in, so far.&quot; Even if I did just nearly crash into a bunch of heavy weapons and explosives.&nbsp; Not sure how C4 counts as a utility device.&nbsp; You know, guns as secret ID preserving weapon makes some sense.&nbsp; All this secret agent stuff is somewhat offputting, but I think I've done enough nothing.&nbsp; Taking up the iPhone, Megan comments idly,&nbsp; &quot;I've never had a cellphone before.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Victim, post: 3658035, member: 78"] [I]Well, I knew only the thinnest of boundaries protected my civilian ID - there's too much information in my medical history for any lasting secrets. The biggest surprise is that AEGIS doesn't know - even if they weren't trying to dig up secret IDs, you'd think that their agents would figure it accidently. Hmm, maybe one did, and then didn't record it in the file.[/I] Megan hurriedly closes the files with old report cards and medical records, only reading the agency reports. "I'm still in, so far." [I]Even if I did just nearly crash into a bunch of heavy weapons and explosives. Not sure how C4 counts as a utility device. You know, guns as secret ID preserving weapon makes some sense. All this secret agent stuff is somewhat offputting, but I think I've done enough nothing. [/I] Taking up the iPhone, Megan comments idly, "I've never had a cellphone before." [/QUOTE]

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