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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jarval" data-source="post: 1243718" data-attributes="member: 421">"OK, firstly, the PC term is ursine lycanthrope, not wearbear.  Sorry to nitpick, but we need to be seen in a good light when we work with these folks.  Secondly, this isn't a hunt.  We'll be kiting you out so you can defend yourselves, but let's not go in shooting.  And yes, there are some unregistered rogues running around the place.  For the most part they're just undiscovered, but anyone who actually turns down registration we keep a damn close eye on."Registration itself is a pretty simple process.  When, or rather if, we find out about a lycanthrope, we offer them registration with the Institute.  We help them keep their cover, and in return they check in with us once a month, so we can administer suppressive drugs.  If they miss one check in, we go looking for them, and given some of the methods at our disposal, it usually doesn't take too long to track them down.  Then, if needs be, we forcefully dope them up every full moon, and no more pets/people disappearing in the neighbourhood."Anyway, back to the subject of the job we're sending you on.  Just because there are two lycanthropes in the area, doesn't mean one of them did it.  In fact, having reviewed their files, I think it's highly unlikely they did."  He carefully pulls two folders out of the stack on his desk, and passes them over to you."Those are our two.  The first is Rachel Silver, a wearbear, and an ex-Institute agent.  She got bitten on a job, and retired a few months later.  She's been entirely co-operative with the registration program, and hasn't missed a dose of suppressant.  The other is Kyle Roberts, lupine lycanthrope, and a much less helpful guy.  He's missed suppressant administration before now, and unfortunately one of these was this month.  But, he's a wearwolf, and as such would have a real problem in inflicting the wound we've had reported."What we want you to do in interview them both, and take blood samples from them.  That's pretty routine stuff, but be careful.  One of them could be a killer, maybe even without knowing it.  Any questions?"</blockquote>

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