Source: BSAA Remote Desktop
Project Umbrella Translation
Up until now, I've continued observing the "Kijuju Autonomous Zone" in Africa as a follow-up investigation of an incident I was assigned to.
According to news reports, there's been ongoing chaos in this country just after the regime changed.
They say part of that's a movement that opposes foreign nationals, though I don't think this is the only cause for the situation in the Kijuju Autonomous Zone.
But only via intel from hearsay, occasional signs of bioterrorism can be seen here.
That headless dog carcass in Adam's blog, for example.
And the corpses stuffed and burned in burlap sacks.
It's a well-known fact that the signs of the Raccoon City tragedy, like the body of a murdered woman, began several months before.
Normally, not many cases of corpses are thought to be caused by bioweapons such as viruses infecting humans or animals.
However, if this is the work of a single human or animal, a certain pattern has to exist here, but I haven't recognized one.
In other words, it's natural to imagine multiple humans or animals are involved in the incident occurring in Kijuju.
And Adam's blog was updated today. For the first time, I can confirm concrete signs of bioterrorism.
>The weirdest thing I've laid eyes upon recently has to be the dog I saw with some leeches or tentacles on his face.
The "leeches or tentacles" are probably the tentacles of a "Plaga", or so I assume.
And it seems to be the Plaga in "Leon's report."
At this moment, we should boost the observation level for the Kijuju Autonomous Zone and consider a genuine investigation.
Then as soon as we gather enough evidence, we should inform the West Africa Branch, who have jurisdiction, and request they execute a military op.
However, the materials are still insufficient.
Our first cooperation request for the West Africa Branch will be the introduction of an agent at the site.
Furthermore, chances are high for this matter to be approved as a formal operation later.
For the record, I'll keep a journal on this matter starting today.
According to news reports, there's been ongoing chaos in this country just after the regime changed.
They say part of that's a movement that opposes foreign nationals, though I don't think this is the only cause for the situation in the Kijuju Autonomous Zone.
But only via intel from hearsay, occasional signs of bioterrorism can be seen here.
That headless dog carcass in Adam's blog, for example.
And the corpses stuffed and burned in burlap sacks.
It's a well-known fact that the signs of the Raccoon City tragedy, like the body of a murdered woman, began several months before.
Normally, not many cases of corpses are thought to be caused by bioweapons such as viruses infecting humans or animals.
However, if this is the work of a single human or animal, a certain pattern has to exist here, but I haven't recognized one.
In other words, it's natural to imagine multiple humans or animals are involved in the incident occurring in Kijuju.
And Adam's blog was updated today. For the first time, I can confirm concrete signs of bioterrorism.
>The weirdest thing I've laid eyes upon recently has to be the dog I saw with some leeches or tentacles on his face.
The "leeches or tentacles" are probably the tentacles of a "Plaga", or so I assume.
And it seems to be the Plaga in "Leon's report."
At this moment, we should boost the observation level for the Kijuju Autonomous Zone and consider a genuine investigation.
Then as soon as we gather enough evidence, we should inform the West Africa Branch, who have jurisdiction, and request they execute a military op.
However, the materials are still insufficient.
Our first cooperation request for the West Africa Branch will be the introduction of an agent at the site.
Furthermore, chances are high for this matter to be approved as a formal operation later.
For the record, I'll keep a journal on this matter starting today.
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