Klaus Landsteiner: A Wild Operative from Lausanne Complex

REPORTING OFFICER: KLAUS LANDSTEINER
LOCATION: LAUSANNE COMPLEX
OPERATION:: ACQUISITION OF NEW HUMAN RESOURCES

Lausanne Complex. a large research facility that almost did not exist on paper, and one that was oneof the largest spending by the government, especially knowing the proximity with Rheinland and the pirates coming from here.

Klaus docked at Lausanne Complex, like the dozens of times he has done before. A robotic voice orders him to more his ship beore finding a landingspace.
Unfazed, Klaus still noticed the immense diversity of fighters, freighters - An Odin Mk.I, a Claymore, a Cuirassier,a Centurion... So many, stored away for their obvious future use as covert vessels, infiltrators, saboteurs, false flag operations...

The Frigate who was comissionned to gather the convicts after kidnapping them from that "Lucullus"-class line, arrived to where Klaus awaited, with eight convicts already deceased. The crew loads the convicts as cattle, and plot a course to the Lausanne Complex. They didn't know where they were going, but they knew it would be wort than what would have been their homes for the foreseeable future.

The Frigate docked faster than Klaus did, but the "human resources" on board were far too valuable to be left on their own. Escorted by probably the largest armed contingent for each group that was forced out, they were escorted to an unmarked room - either a temporarily cell - or the room everyone went in for: incubation by a chain of definitely infected people. A batch of dedicated people, incubating one after the other without its consent - not that it even matters. They did not anymore the second they landed on the Lausanne Complex.

Klaus resumed his day after refueling and rearming his trusty bomber - probably one of his last possession that he was indeed human, and never wanted to desert the Military, or eveb kidnap. Despite these human feelings resurfacing once in a while, he dismissed it as one of tools given to him to blend with humans more easily, as empathy is a cornerstone.

For the Lausanne Complex, 392 additional "souls" were a gift. Already hated by the community for their crimes, they would also most likely never be remembered, their existence already forgotten.