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[Once the Wildschwein is safely docked, Cobray exits it and descends to the hangar floor. He doesn't immediately behave like there's anything wrong. However, he does take one good look at the machine he just piloted.
The Wildschwein, like some other units using the TC-OS, uses preset patterns for maneuvers. Somehow, he couldn't help but feel some familiarity with the ones programmed into this unit...
Even more mysterious was how confident he felt about it, and then there was the biometric lock...]
Ingram...was it...?
The Wildschwein, like some other units using the TC-OS, uses preset patterns for maneuvers. Somehow, he couldn't help but feel some familiarity with the ones programmed into this unit...
Even more mysterious was how confident he felt about it, and then there was the biometric lock...]
Ingram...was it...?
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But before that, there is something I would like to know.
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I'm all ears.
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...Who was he?
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We'd thought he was a traitor after an incident last year in Warsaw, but that wasn't the case. He helped us multiple times after that anonymously, most notably thwarting the Lady's Good Men, and it's likely the "Ingram" we fought in Warsaw was his clone Calico McCready.
And more than anything else...
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Then that woman, the Wildschwein, even me...
[All of these were connected through this one person no matter how you look at it. And he doesn't enjoy that fact...]
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[And Cobray's not the first person she's worked with who's wound up just being a game piece for a much greater power.]
Though with Ingram missing and likely dead, we're in the dark about what he'd say about this.
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[Untangling that web won't be an easy task, and Cobray knows this. Still, getting to the bottom of this will be his priority from now on.]