OMEGA'S REPUTATION

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Gorev: --there is nothing yet, Colonel. Even if he is still in Russia, which I doubt, he has gone to ground. A ghost.
Kravchenko: And the Burn Notice?
Gorev: Distributed. There is nowhere in the Eastern Bloc he can run to. Any of his remaining allies have been made aware of his transgressions.
Kravchenko: "Transgressions"? You make it sound like he kicked your dog.
Kravchenko: The fucking traitor. How did this slip by you?
Gorev: I am searching for answers myself. I had known the Kapitan for many years. His record would suggest he was incapable of such betrayal. He was the perfect soldier. A true soviet.
Kravchenko: A fucking coward. This is the last thing we need. The Kremlin is asking questions, Gorev. I am not accustomed to having to explain myself. I am not accustomed to being spied on.
Kravchenko: Chebrikov's rats are everywhere, waiting to scurry back and report our latest failure. Outpost 25. Ruka. Omega is gaining a reputation. And now there are rumors of dissent within our own ranks. One more "incident" and we are finished.
Gorev: No, If you are worried of mutiny, it will be snuffed out, Colonel. You have my word.
Kravchenko: Like I did with finding the mole?
Kravchenko: As it is, I already have someone for that job. You must continue your work with Peck. Those warheads were our best chance of containing "the entity."
Gorev: The "Entity"... so far, I have had no luck in finding such a thing.
Gorev: We have interviewed over a hundred Aethernauts, and while there is no shortage of strange encounters with outlandish creatures in the Dark Aether, none can recall anything that matches your description of this entity.
Gorev: Perhaps your source in Requiem is acting on incomplete information--
Kravchenko: --my source is not to be questioned nor challenged. The threat is real. This is not a discussion: Find it. Before it finds us.