SAFEGUARD and the "Safe House"
Life, Failure / Mishap
2009
13/8
13/8
2009
13/8
13/8
SAFEGUARD sends the team to extract the two sailors missing from the Hershaw, only to find more than they bargained for!
Tracking down the two missing sailors, SAFEGUARD sends in the team to extract the two men and find out what they know about the quantum device recovered from the Hammer Empire.
But the safe house wasn't so safe. Hammer Empire's tech division, HYDRA, had already set up in the neighborhood in search of the two men.
If that wasn't enough, two agents - both albinos with a similar amount of speed and strength to Captain America himself - made an attempt for the missing sailors.
Then there was the appearance of strange scarab devices bearing the same markings as the scorpions seen aboard the Henshaw!
SAFEGUARD makes the recovery but at a significant cost to the safe house itself. A clean up crew and a second team were needed to help extract the original team from danger!
Officially the home raid is concluded when Captain America leads law enforcement in arresting everyone onsite and relocates the Hershaw survivors. This includes publicly "taking into custody" Psypher and Elektra, who at some point in her life is going to have to deal with that!
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