Growing into the Job, Post 593: Arrival and Transfer of Security Unit, First Wave
Video File: Security Arrives in Parking Lot
SECURE FIELD COMMUNICATIONCHANNEL: INTERNAL / EYES-ONLYHANDLER: Delsart, SvetlanaLOCATION: Far Horizons Evolution Center, Epicenter Campus - New Corinth, USADATE: Sunday 24 Nov, 11:43 ESTSUBJECT: Arrival and Transfer of Security Unit, First Wave
Arrival completed without incident.
Convoy entered campus grounds at approximately 11:31 local time. Two vehicles, black, armored utility configuration. Civilian traffic minimal due to Sunday operations; parking lot occupancy under projected numbers.
Initial visual impact of the unit remains significant.
Twelve operatives disembarked in sequence without verbal coordination. Synchronization metrics continue to exceed baseline expectations.
Though tasked with such, and observed firsthand,, it is difficult to articulate the effect of their arrival in writing. Even stationary, the team alters the atmosphere around them, with height averages just under seven feet in full tactical footwear. With white composite bodysuits fitting close through the torso and hips beneath the reinforcement plating, and magenta seam-lines tracing their enhanced musculature, their proportions continue to produce distraction responses in the few civilians observed, regardless of gender.
Of note: two maintenance workers stopped work in the gardens to watch the convoy arrive. One dropped a crate and needed medical attention. A third male groundskeeper physically stepped backward when Unit Three made eye contact with him. No hostility observed.
Local administrative staff appeared at second-floor windows approximately thirty seconds after arrival. Several female personnel remained visibly transfixed throughout deployment.
No direct contact yet with Subject M.
Per instruction, operatives have been briefed:
cooperate with Far Horizons administration
avoid escalation
defer to Subject M in matters involving civilian interaction
maintain ultimate command hierarchy under KOLECTV authority (see: Klix, K.)
Compliance acknowledged.
Agent Delsart lowered the tablet for a moment and watched the last of the women emerge from the rear SUV, driven by the auxilliary handler.
Sunlight struck the white fabric of their uniforms hard enough to almost glow. Broad shoulders. Narrow waists. Thick thighs shifting beneath armored paneling with an engineered smoothness that barely looked human anymore. One of the operatives reached up simultaneously with another to adjust the collars at their throats - same motion, same timing, without either woman looking at the other.
Across the lot, the glass doors of Far Horizons slid open.
A nurse exiting the building slowed almost immediately upon seeing them. The Units watched the younger woman’s posture unconsciously straighten. Chin lifting. Eyes widening slightly. Submission reflex. Increasingly common.
Unit Four paused near the hood of the lead vehicle. “Environmental assessment complete,” she said. Her voice was calm. Deep. Beautiful, somehow.
All twelve women turned their heads toward the clinic entrance at exactly the same time.
The nurse felt the hairs rise slightly along the back of her neck.
Additional note, S. Delsart:
Several employees photographed the unit during arrival despite explicit restrictions.
Recommend monitoring for emergent identification behaviors.
The campus atmosphere is difficult to quantify. Existing reports may have understated the degree of social cohesion already present here.
Personnel to orbit Subject M accordingly.
Further updates to follow from Agent Klix after formal introductions.
S.D.
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