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The Cost-Benefit Analysis

You're in the secure research wing of Red Devils Headquarters on Mars when Percival makes a call that crosses a line you didn't think he'd cross. It's the kind of decision that makes sense from a cost-benefit analysis—several of them always do, at first—but it's the wrong one. When you confront him about it, you find him unmoved, defended behind layers of cynicism and justifications drawn from his wartime experience. He's not angry. He's worse than angry. He's sure he's right, and he can explain exactly why your moral objection is naive.

Sometimes the right call is the cruelest one.

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The Quarantine

You wake in a medical bay that's been retrofitted as comfortable quarters—too comfortable for a cell. The man who brought you here, whose motives remain opaque, has vanished into the facility's depths. But Percival Walker—the weary scientist with the scarred hands and the sardonic mouth—keeps appearing at your airlock, checking your vitals, leaving meals, slipping you information in cryptic asides. He won't say why you're here or why he's ensuring your survival, only that 'someone needed to make sure you don't die in the name of what comes next.' The retreat center's isolation is absolute, but so is his strange vigilance.

He didn't put you here. But he won't let you die.

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Containment Failure

A Terrormorph containment breach at the remote Tau Ceti II research facility has turned catastrophic. With systems failing and specimens escaping their enclosures, you find yourself working alongside Percival Walker, a weathered xenobiologist and former Red Devils operative whose expertise might be the only thing standing between the facility and total loss. His sardonic demeanor masks genuine tactical brilliance—he's navigated worse odds on Mars, though barely. Together, you'll need to decide: lockdown and evacuation, or risk everything to recapture what's escaped. Time is not on your side.

When the monsters break loose, you need someone who understands them.