Directorate 21 Sections
Office 1
Office 1 hosts the most elite of the sections within it, with Section 1.1 being the most prestigious of all Directorate 21 sections. Office 1 sections are elite veteran generalists. While the individuals within a section are no doubt specialized, the section as a whole is likely designed to complement the various skill sets of each members rather than be comprised of those with similar skill sets and roles all focusing on a single purpose. Office 1 will be deployed on those missions of high stakes that require versatile skill sets to tackle.Section 1.1
Office 1 Section 1 is the most powerful and capable of all the sections in Directorate 21. They pull the strongest from all of the directorate to serve in the most elite squad. The members of Section 1.1 are not just packing raw power, but also are experienced in working as a team and have unbreakable trust and teamwork that only amplifies their awesome individual capabilitiesSection 1.2
The second strongest section after 1.1Section 1.3
The third strongest sectionSection 1.4
The fourth strongest sectionOffice 2
Specializing in black ops, Office 2's activities are shrouded in mystery and redaction. Office 2 is a black box even within itself, where its own members deployed on missions might not even understand the context of what they are doing, and are blind to the activities of other sections within Office 2Section 2.1
The Infiltration Section. They specialize in getting in and out of any given place unseen and without a traceSection 2.2
The Psychological Warfare Section. Mental manipulation, intelligence gathering, and illusory magic are their specialization.Section 2.3
The assassination section. Eliminating key targets swiftly, and with no chance of survival.Section 2.4
The experimental section. New technologies and concepts are tested here. Strange prototypes and magic research is given its first field testing within this section.Office 3
Office 3 is composed of "specialized" sections that focus on expertise in a single area. Because of this, Office 3's sections have the most autonomy, and are usually deployed by themselves for niche missions, or are used to augment sections from other offices.Section 3.1
The aerial warfare section. All its members are capable of and proficient at fighting will flying without the need for a vehicle to do so.Section 3.2
The aquatic warfare section. All its members can breath underwater without the need for an external apparatus, and are often deadly under the waves than they are on land.Section 3.3
The armored warfare section. If raw defensive power is what is needed, the armored warfare section will oblige.Section 3.4
The exorcist section. Experts in fighting yokai, especially undead ones, as well as general knowledge of the supernaturalOffice 4
Office 4 is a grab bag of miscellaneous skill sets. New arrivals to Directorate 21 are typically assigned to Office 4 until their talents are determined and tested. As such they are typically the most inexperienced and un-specialized, though only when compared to their creme of the creme counterparts of the other Offices. Led by the incompetent brown noser Colonel Hideyoshi Katsuragi, Officer 4 is home of a boiling underbelly of chaos unbeknownst to its lazy cronyistic leader.Section 4.1
The center of the hive of nationalist extremism within Directorate 21. Section 4.1 is zealous, racist, and xenophobic, not to mention militant and violent as well. This section has no qualms with political violence and killing, perhaps even against fellow officers were they to become an obstacle.Section 4.2
Section 4.3
The section the party is a part of. Led by the heterodox family man Major Ishikawa - Stat Block, Section 4.3 is the section most likely to get itself in trouble and go against the grain. Ishikawa who is old enough and experienced enough to be a colonel has instead been kept back as a Major due to his lack of willingness to play the political games necessary to rise through the ranks.Section 4.4
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