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- Malaysia
So, what can we do to help the FRC deal with these bootleg Jackals? I mean, technically the Jackals have made their way into the public service sector (see Anna's informational post), so the police technically have access to similar technology. We can either provide them with more advanced Jackal models or another mech model to mass-produce, but all we'd be doing is accelerating the arms race, and I'm not sure I want to invent a countermeasure for Jackals in the case it's used against us.
Maybe we need to provide the FRC with an AI assistant or locate some cyber-experts to come at the criminals sideways.
Maybe we need to provide the FRC with an AI assistant or locate some cyber-experts to come at the criminals sideways.
So Basarin, for the sake of consistency, we have the full names for Vincent Smythe and Anya Rodenko, but what about the last one, Weller? What's his first name?"Ahh, no need to worry, Smythe." The source of the voice was the man wearing lieutenant's bars on his digital rank badges – apparently Lieutenant Weller – with hair that had only recently begun to grow back and affecting a somewhat spiky line to it. There was a brash undertone to what was otherwise a steady voice. "We'll take care of it, no problems."
"You say that, sir, but District's got no bloody clue which end is which at times." The more abrasive voice came from Sergeant Vincent Smythe. The older man had blonde hair that seemed on the verge of bleaching into white prematurely, and a prominent scar scratched against his left cheek. "They'll probably keep us here until it's too late to do anything when everything inevitably goes wrong." His face rested on his hand, slouched over on his desk as he was.
The final figure, Sergeant Anya Rodenko, remained quiet – but she seemed to have a calm, unnerving glint to her granite-like eyes as she focused on the briefing slides in front of her. Sasaki had been observing her as well, and as animated as the other two pilots were, the diminutive figure never seemed to make any movement or motion she didn't have to.