M.I.S.T. Campaign: Session 7

So apparently Brynhildr wasn’t as worried about me getting involved with the whole subversion/subterfuge thing going on in M.I.S.T. than she initially let on…how wonderful.

The five of us that were at M.I.S.T. (Ken was away on a solo mission for the Tuatha) got called down to Brynhildr’s office.  Apparently by asking about the traitors within M.I.S.T. I volunteered us all to look into it.  Andrew had already managed to figure out a name; apparently one Amir Kilne is the highest-ranked traitor in M.I.S.T.  But we can’t just do a snatch and grab because it might upset his pantheon, the Yazata.  Like they have a leg to stand on, protesting something like that.

Instead we’re getting sent to Thuringia, a micro-nation located within Germany.  Kilne’s suspected contact is there; Werner Krieger, CEO of Krieger Munitions.  We’re supposed to find out about him…somehow.  We’re also supposed to stop a series of attacks that M.I.S.T. suspects werewolves are behind.  So we’re going to be busy.

And it gets better.  Our cover for this is that we’re a documentary film team.  That, and the fact that I seem to be the only one of us fluent in German (though Andrew seems to be able to learn how to speak any language just by hearing it) means I apparently get to play lead…in an undercover operation.  I’m not good at subterfuge.

Oh well, adversity’s supposed to make you stronger…right?

Anyway, from where the M.I.S.T. ferry dropped us off it was a two hour drive to Thuringia.  Once we got there we checked into our hotel, I grabbed a newspaper that talked about the attacks from the lobby.  I was able to use it to map out where the attacks were, and we used that to determine our plan for tomorrow.  Tomorrow because I got a text informing me that Ken would be arriving later tonight.  It was followed by several more rather…interesting, texts.  So we decided to spend the night at the hotel, and we could set out to see if we can find the werewolves tomorrow.

I’m also starting to suspect that Andrew’s fears are well-founded.  Cindy seems…different.  Her temper seems to be shorter, she’s snapping at people a lot more than I remember.  Granted, anyone can have a bad day.  But with Utgard-Loki apparently affecting her somehow…it’s worrying.