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Agent Kronos nods to the others, "Come on, let's go."

Coming out of his trance, Kronos tells his fellow agents that:

"Many saw the Cannibal as a folk hero of sorts because he contributed a great deal of money via Keane to the earlier mentioned Joker/Ace civil rights groups, as well as towards medical research for finding a cure for the wildcard virus."

"At the time when his identity as Keane was blown- Keane was 47. He had an ex-wife (who he'd been divorced from for 5 years- so they had more or less been out of touch). He had a 15 year old daughter from the marriage, who was in custody of the mom. He paid alimony to the mother. His own mother was dead, but he had a father who was 73 and lived on his own in Calgary- they didn't keep in touch. During his time as Keane, Kazinski also started dating a woman named Oliva Lee. Oliva was a staunch activist and supporter of Wild card rights, she worked as a nurse in the Wild card ward of the Princess Margarett hospital where she treated people who were dying from the virus. She was devastated when she found out that truth of Kazinski's deception."

"I also sense that the police shall soon discover a second murder victim in Maniwaki Ridge."

"Family. Good point, Marquez."

Power Checks (1d20+8=17, 1d20+8=26)

Two Power Checks.

Kronos simply nods. He considers looking into the future to gain information. Kronos then closes his eyes and looks past the veil of time and looks at the list compiled by his boss, as well as pertinent news reports.

What checks you need me to make?

The robust man in his late 30s looking out of the window is Agent Kronos. With his formal attire, consisting of a dress shirt, black tie, fedora hat and suit coat, polite manners and ever-present smile, he could be mistaken for a harmless person.

"Good afternoon, sir."

Agent Kronos considers peering into the future to avoid sitting through the mission briefing but why spoil it he tells himself when life has so few mysteries left.