forum "You're a traitor?" "Well duh" (O×O) (Closed) (stalkers are welcome!)

Started January 10, 2021 by @Dirt

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In order for this to work the two spy's need complete trust. Only problem, one of them is a traitor, and a terrific liar. The other is to careful and a little to trusting.

Rules:
-Andrews rules
-spelling and punctuation (doesn't have to be perfect just good enough)
-give me a heads up if you're gonna abandon.
-I can and will ask for a sample of your writing if I've never rped with you before, or if we haven't rped together before.

We will be going in blind simply because I don't feel like filling out a temp. Uuuh, I think that's it. We'll obviously be doing a little planning so be ready for that (:

:0 I’m interested in joining if that’s okay with you

Heck yeah. I've stalked you pretty hard before so you don't need to give an example- XD
Which role would you like? (: also do you wanna plan in a pm or over here?

Omg I’m honored bhgjhvkuyf thank you XD
I’m honestly fine with either role. And I would prefer to plan in a pm :)

To anyone who'd wondered into the office building it would appear normal. A front desk, lazy security guards, and a custodian that seemed to have nothing to do.
But after the first floor, everything was an illusion. If anyone where to look close enough at the upper floor windows they'd notice meetings going on at the same times every few days.
They'd see the same lady wearing the same outfit, sipping her coffee near the same window every other day. A man who seemed to never actually move around the office, and yet another custodian that seemed a little to friendly with the group of people he was suposidly speaking with.

Behind the illusions on the surprisingly sturdy glass, laid a headquarters for some of the best spys in the world. Training rooms, meeting rooms, and of course the occasional interagation room. The front doors of the office building didn't even lead into the main headquarters.
The only way in or out was through a labyrinth of secret tunnels below the city.

Eithan anxiously tapped his foot on the white tiles for the meeting room floor.
He didn't know why he'd been called in on such short notice. Was it because he'd messed up on a mission? Had he left a lose end somewhere? Or maybe, and this really seemed like the preferible option, they had a mission for him.
Contrary to popular belief, spys weren't always out on missions. Eithan himself had only ever done a total of three in the five years he'd been working for them. Of course most of that five years had been trainings and preparation.
Only the best of the best where constantly away, And Eithan hoped that one day he'd be one of them.

Ray was tired, the feeling accompanied by a persistent headache. So needless to say this was not the day he wanted to be called in. “Out of all the bloody days in the year…” he muttered under his breath as he made his way into the office building. Unlike Eithan, he didn’t ponder to himself why he was being brought in. He knew he hadn’t messed up on a mission, he simply didn’t make mistakes like that. Maybe that’s what made him such a good spy and an even better traitor. He left the thoughts aside as he reached the meeting room, his expression vacant of any emotion but mild disinterest. He looked briefly over at the other man, who definitely looked more than a little anxious, before looking away. He began to hum a simple tune as he waited for some form of instruction.

Eithan was startled by the sudden humming. He hadn't even noticed Ray entering the room. He silently cursed at himself for being so off guard. For all Eithan knew this was a training exercise and Ray could attack him at any moment- his thoughts got cut off by two more people entering the room. A woman and another man.
"Good evening gentlemen, my apologies for the wait." The woman sat before them.
"I'm director Savanah Silvan. I hope you are both in good health today." It was less of a question and more to a statement. Her pointed eyes seemed to stare into the very depths of Eithan's soul.
"Yes ma'am," he responded, almost a little two fast. Savanah turned her gaze to Ray. "I have a mission for the two of you, if you wish to take it?"

Ray noticed the other man’s jumpiness, but of course made no comment on it. He didn’t know who this man was so he didn’t want to make any mistakes with the way he treated him. His humming stopped when the two others entered the room. At the woman’s question he merely nodded silently, raising his brow slightly at the speed of the other’s response, but once again made no comment. At the mention of a mission he returned his gaze to the director. “I for one, would be interested in the opportunity.” He replied, the first time he’d spoken in this whole encounter, his voice calm and steady.

Eithan nodded his head in agreement, his words failing him in that moment.
"Splendid," Savanah tool a file that the other man in the room handed to her. "Every few or so years there are new drugs, new sicknesses, and plenty of new wepons. However, it would appear that this would be all three." She took a hard drive from the envelope and handed it to Ray. He seemed a little less likely to break orr lose it right away.
"On that drive is a list of suspects, location's, and possible answers. You will be able to watch it once before it self-destructs." Next she took some papers from the file laying them out so the two could see them.
On each paper there was something different. Savanah pointed to the first. "This has a detailed report of what the drug does, the next has possible dealers, and the last the places you are to inspect. We are doing this all with out any government help. Very few know of this mission and I intend to keep it that way. Failure may result in your deaths, do I make myself clear?"
Once again Eithan nodded his head. If it was such an important mission why use him? He was almost classified as a rookie still. Maybe it was because he was expandable and if he did so happen to fail, killing him off wouldn't be a problem. Eithan once again silently cursed at himself. Thinking like that was a sure way to insure Failure, and possibly both their deaths.
"Once you leave this office you are to speak of it to no one but each other. A hotel room has been secured for you both under the name of Eric and Henderson." Savanah put the papers back in the file and gave it to them. Inside the file where the fake ID's for the hotel and what Eithan assumed to be keys to a car.

Ray carefully took the hard drive from her, listening intently as she gave them the rest of the details. He nodded along on the parts where he deemed it necessary. He was very pleased with himself for having worked his way up enough to get a mission this important, but of course he didn’t let this emotion show. His true employers would most certainly be pleased as well. And if there was any sign that Eithan was catching on to him, or posed a risk to him whatsoever, well….Ray was pretty confident he could get rid of him easily.

Savanah gave a tight smile before getting up and leaving, the man who had been with her following her out.
"So," Eithan started, "a mission." He felt a little awkward. Group missions had always been easiest. Not to mention all the missions he'd already been on had only been the spying part. Be quite, get the informant, get out, report.
This on was going to be a little trickier. Every bit of information they found they'd have to commit to memory or write down in some kind of code. To top it all off, who knew how long a mission like this could last.
"I'm Eithan by the way," he held out his hand to Ray.

Ray chuckled softly at Eithan’s awkwardness, though he could understand why the other would be nervous. “Ray” he replied simply, smiling at the other, the expression appearing on his face quite naturally. He shook the other’s hand. Ray’s grip was firm, the man was clearly very strong. But of course he didn’t put too much pressure on Eithan’s hand, the motion still very friendly. Now that it was just them, Ray really did seem like a nice guy. And, as Eithan would no doubt discover in time, a flirt and a charmer.

"Right we should probably get to the hotel?" Eithan's head bobbed as he stood and made his way over to a wall that had a picture of a truck.
Thought Headquarters they're where plenty of picture frames that where actually levers. Certain pictures led to certain places.
Any picture of a car lead to the parking garage.
Eithan tilted the fram and a wall panel slid to reveal a door.

Ray nodded. “Yes we probably should.” He said, following Eithan into the opening. “This seems like a pretty important mission so far, doesn’t it? I’m surprised they just assigned the two of us to it.” He commented, just trying to make small talk.

(Sorry for being so inactive lately)

"Maybe its a test," Eithan said, "the best spys have to become the best some how. Maybe thats what this is." A smile lit up his face making him look child like. "Besides, I'm sure we're cut out for this. Otherwise why would they pick us?"

((No worries dude))

“That could be true.” He felt a smile of his own appearing on his face at the sight of Eithan’s childlike grin. “You’re probably right. I’m sure we’ll do just fine.”

Yeah that was it, Eithan was very confident that it was because the organization they worked for believed in them. Not because they might need scapegoats.
Once in the parking garage Eithan pulled the keys from the envelope and clicked the lock button to get the car to make a sound.
An old looking truck beeped and Eithan grinned. It was a much better vehicle then he'd been expecting. Still old and looking to be about to brake down, but good. "You wanna drive?" He asked Ray.

“Yeah sure thing.” He said, taking the keys from Eithan and unlocking the car, getting inside. As soon as Eithan was inside he started up the car, pulling out of the garage.

Eithan pulled up the location of the hotel on a GPS app and set it to volume. He didn't know if Ray knew where the place was or not. "So why do you think they paired us on this mission?" He wanted to get to know his partner a little more.

Ray appreciated it, beginning to follow the directions. “Hm I don’t know, maybe they think we have skills that’d work well together for the mission?”

That had to be it, he nodded his head in agreement
"so how long have you been part of the force?" He knew not to refer to it at being a spy. Well atleast not when they were outside of headquarters.

“About four years now.” He replied, his eyes still focused on the road. He’d risen up rather quickly. It was what was expected of him after all. The agency just accepted that he was good at what he did.