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This was the mission that had to be completed, the one that Agent EXE knew he had to complete or not only would he lose his job, but he would lose his memory of everything that had happened in the GiB. It was as simple as taking out a rogue military blimp that could potentially unleash an explosion equal to that of a nuclear bomb. Yet again, someone in N.E.E.W.D had developed something extremely dangerous and didn't get a good programmer to make sure it didn't go rogue. The fact that it was operated by a certain OS that operated a previous robot that decided to go wrong made the mission extremely dangerous. Another issue with the balloon was the factory inside that was literally producing a small army of robots that looked similar to the previous leader; Agent TiM. It had to be stopped, neutralized, taken back, and safely disassembled.

It would probably be the second of balloon incidents caused by Agent EXE, and he was definitely prepared for the extreme amounts of paperwork about to pop up. But that wasn't what was to be worried about. He needed to worry about how to get onto a mile high blimp. That's where the rest of the team would come in.


Just jump in whenever, but I need someone to help me in the getting up process.

Agent Zi's voice came on over the intercom. "Gentlemen," she said, her voice lacking all of it's usual calm, "You can imagine how bad this will make Section 13 look if we allow this to get out of control. I'm trusting you to deal with this. In a few hours I want this to have never happened, understand?" From Zi's office, she was monitoring their progress on various screens. "I'm watching you."

((Considering joining, should I bring a grappling hook?))

"Balloon incident number two!" Agent Toki said gleefully over her headset, after patching herself in to the other agent. "Rin, you're on a roll!" She was typing away at her computer, pulling up documents and webpages.
"Okay, I've got the specifications of this particular model right here. Should I be talking from here on this one, or should we let Zi handle that and I get to come and help you? I know Ginji has a jetpack or such, have you been taught to handle those yet?" She typed some more. "Yeah, we have a few jetpacks in inventory. I can drop 'em off if you like. Or you can go with a grappling hook, although I'm not sure if those are very safe when they're connected to a moving object."

"Yes Ma'am." Toki said cheerfully. She patched herself into the intercom. "Agent Siefren, please report to the warehouse and get... um, three jetpacks." She clacked away at her keyboard some more. "And some jetpack fuel. And maybe a few weapons, if you like. Grab Ginji if you see him, you could probably use an electronics person like him. Have fun!" Toki turned off the intercom, and then switched to a closed channel.
"Rin, be careful. If you fail and get neuralized, I'll be sad. It won't be Ginji and Rinny and Toki anymore, just Ginji and Toki. We need some crazy." Toki smiled. "Don't die either. Good luck!"

Zi rolled her eyes at Sie's antics. "Sending a hoverround to assist you, 128." The hover round was one of S13's older machines. Glarg had brought it over from Zurg. Agent Zi had worked on some of the modifications herself, under Dr. PH34R's careful guidance of course. It could hold weight up to a nearly infinite amount because it worked to counter gravity. It really was quite a brilliant piece of Zurg technology. Had Mother known 07 had left it in the GiB's hands, he probably would have been grounded far longer than he was back in 06.

Zi sighed. "My voice is coming from your communicator, love. The hoveround should arive shortly."