To: KOI assets | ALERT

[Bird Cleric of Sigmas]

Kusari Office of Intelligence

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Transmission received
Code recognised as KOI-343D-ZUIKA-D6
Decrypting....

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Recipient: New Tokyo Command
Sender: Fujisaka Ki, IKN-Komori
Date: 16.04.836
Subject: Action Report X0/4
Priority: Critical

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Despite initial distrust from the fellow Tokkeitai codename "Goryo", the investigation has been fulfilled, although we did not have enough time to complete it in more broad manner due to involvement of the Kusari State Police. In my Tokkeitai career I have not seen such a gruesome and cowardly series of murders: two security members killed in their sleep (they could never react to the intrusion), another one killed with very brutal weaponry of Libertonian origin, Detroit Penetrator, and Admiral itself has been...

In all my professionalism, I could never ever describe the scene with led into more confusion and even now one possible answer creates more questions than before. Admiral Goro's body has been already decomposing for a few days, one of the shots supposedly from the Detroit Penetrator has been done post mortem, one seemingly missing the already passed away officer. There were also crude blade hits onto the body, which never targeted Admiral himself, what raises than answers more questions. What is even more confusing is that none of the intruders, according to the blood samples, are of Kusari origin. This means only the external agency could have made that operation, except for one issue.

Only one surname keeps rolling back, but it seems very improbable to do so: Lieutenant Commander Hyuuma Okazaki. Missing in combat against Republican forces back during Civil War, but it is not the first name that keeps coming back, namely Prince Daimyo Mori Tsuzumi, who has been eliminated by hands of the 343rd Dai Kokutai Tokkeitai Agents, part of which I used to be. I do not think two Kusari Civil War era surnames of seemingly KIA or MIA personnel appearing in such a short amount of time is a coincidence, however both cases might be not connected to each other.

Yet both cases, my private one and the one with Admiral Goro Okamoto, are somehow involved into all that mess with Liberty. Especially when it involves the ships not in any official databases of KNF or KOI.

As for the suspicious personel, it seems that Agent Goryo used the chaos made by KSP dropship snatched away Detroit Penetrator from the scene, an act that puts into question motives and mission goals of Tokkeitai when it comes to this incident. Myself, I managed to snatch Bretonian blade, most likely owned by the Admiral, but also used as the weapon of choice or chance during the incident. However, it seems that the blade itself belonged to the Admiral and might have not been a sign of involvement of personnel from Bretonia, yet nothing really excludes any other agency, House or non-House one, being involved into situation.

Moreover, what raises my suspicion, Agent Goryo seemed to recognize the modus operandi of the killers, but never shared any details about it, most likely acting shocked to buy time to go away from the piece of technology that could bring more light over the case. Behavior of our two other KOI agents has been fulfilled to the letter, according to the tactical manuals. However, given the nature of this operation any commendation cannot be awarded due to the fact that officially it had never took place, at least until further notice.

- Admiral was found dead, had been dead before the alarm.
- None of the intruders are Kusarians genetically.
- Bretonian and Libertonian weapons were found, only the former has been secured by KOI.
- Agent Goryo fled with one of major evidence.
- Agent Goryo might have known modus operandi of the murderers.

My crew and I will report to Heaven's Gate immediately.

軍曹 Gunsō Fujisaka Ki
IKN-Komori

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Attachments:

Guncam footage

Radio and Combat logs

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