Alright, I have read the rules and I believe that everything is in line, I shall give everyone a teaser of Atka Ipiktok's information in week -1, aka the week before the invasion and her recruitment. (The recruitment part still needs work, but that's fine, as we do have a week to do all of this.)
Preview Fragments:
Jacobs sat by her as the helicopter doors closed and it returned to the air. “Thinking about that again, huh?”
Atka sighed. “Sometimes, I think you scare us David. You’re able to read our thoughts too easily, I don’t suppose you’ve got mind powers huh?”
“If I did I wouldn’t have to open my mouth to communicate with you, now would I? Jacobs replied with a relaxed smile, but then got serious. “Look, what happened wasn’t your fault…”
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Ipiktok returned a chuckle. “No, I think I’m losing my touch, honestly, just an old man.” He looked at the whale carving peeking out of Atka’s pocket. “Glad to see you still carve with ivory, it means a lot to see our traditions echoed despite you moving to larger horizons.”
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As Melissa begin to catch Atka up, she closed her eyes, listening but also feeling at peace, calm after the reassurance from Jacobs and the talk with her father, as well as being in her home city and off duty for the time being.
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…” The aliens made strange noises in their native language, and opened fire, plasma screaming from their pistols and burning through the chests of the soldiers before the broadcaster cut off the footage.
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Atka shut off the TV, no longer caring what was being said. “We have to do something about this…but what in the world could we possibly do… anirnialuk sapummivaa nunasiuriijaqtuq…”
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A stern, older voice spoke to her. (Think Jon Bailey, the Council Spokesperson, though this isn’t necessarily him.) “Miss Ipiktok, we have a…proposition for you. Have you seen the news recently?”
“If you’re referring to the aliens, I have…”
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Will that be all?” Atka asked.
“Mhmm, we have your information on file so we’ll update you once everything is in order. Welcome to XCOM, Miss Ipiktok.”
