Overwatch Headquarters Novels & Stories

“Uncle, before you explain, may I add something? Can I give background info so that everyone is clear?” Anthony thought for a second and nodded. Albert explained. _ Will and I started an AR Group when we were children. Currently, it is in S city, but Will had always planned to move the headquarters to Apex city. AR mansion is a perfect home as it has 100% surveillance outside the main building with 0 blind spots, a safe house, a hidden route, and so on. We also have AR Group’s backup surveillance data close to the AR mansion. Since Will would take over Scott Group eventually, he had been trying to add back-ups for Scott Group’s surveillance to cover the blind spots and weed out some bad acto

“What do you have for me?” “Namirha’s been busy establishing his cult called, The Source. He’s got a compound on every continent, if not in every country across the globe. The newest compound, the Global Headquarters, is located right outside Prophet’s Point, at the foot of the Superstition Mountains. They broke ground on the main worship center about six months ago, and most followers are living in tents and campers at the moment. No doubt Namirha wants to be as close as possible to the child.” “Yeah, well, that’s the closest he’s gonna get to her. How do we get in?”

If he were to eliminate them, it had to be justified. Once the convoy was ready, Alexander did not confiscate anyone's communication devices and headed straight to the Temple of War's headquarters. He feared that Douglas and the others might decide against taking action. On the way, Alexander also made arrangements to ensure that the headquarters' strength would not deter Douglas and the others. The headquarters of the Temple of War was located in the northernmost part of Wyverna, a desolate area. Several mountains connected to form a hollowed-out interior that housed the headquarters, capable of accommodating over 100000 people.

"Commander Carroll, something big is happening. Tens of thousands of furious soccer fans have surrounded Drakeverse Building and are clamoring about smashing up Arctic Snow Group's office. Things are now completely out of control. Please send reinforcements immediately!" Chester sounded extremely anxious on the phone, but Roderick frowned and said, "Commander Zinn, you seem to have forgotten something. The Draepolis Supreme Commander Headquarters are the garrison troops in charge of defending the capital. Our only duty is to fight against the enemy, not—" Before Roderick could finish, a thought flashed through Easton's mind. He grabbed Roderick's phone suddenly and said in shock, "Dad! Wait!

Half of all the money we contribute together for the progress of the faction is right there at the headquarters, and knowing it was under attack not long ago makes me worry about them. How did this bloody ass shadow enemy of ours find out where the headquarters is? It's actually tucked away from prying eyes and hearing ears, and for years, we've operated there secretly with no one realizing it. And all of a freaking sudden, the enemy struck, how? We pull up before the hidden warehouse, tucked inside the woods. I hold my gun tight as I climb out of the car. Other vehicles pull up too. Konstantin, Matteo, Antonio, and the rest pull out, their faces streaked with anger.

Jessica's voice, barely a whisper: "Command, we've reached observation point. Eyes on target. Beginning surveillance." "Acknowledged," Morrison responded from the war room. "Report findings." Long pause. Then: "Target location is... unexpected. Stand by for details." Everyone in the war room tensed. "Define unexpected," Wright's voice came through from Pennsylvania. Another pause. Static. Then Jessica again: "Victor's headquarters is One World Trade Center. The tower survived the freeze. He has the whole building." Maya felt her stomach drop. One World Trade Center. Over 100 floors. Designed to withstand anything.

"Confess, and you'll be treated leniently. Resist, and you'll be punished severely. Don't say I didn't warn you." "It's not true." I felt inexplicably irritated that I even had to repeat myself three times. The officer smirked. "It's not true, eh? Fine. Then why don't we see what your employees have to say?" Grabbing me by my collar, he dragged me to the door. As soon as the door opened, several familiar faces came into view. It was the majority of the company staff, including Joanna. "Go on, tell us. What are the company conditions like?"

So after Denny finished eating I changed his clothes, put him in the baby carriage and then we left the house, following the path that Maya had indicated us. The place looked like a huge condo, the houses were big but close to each other it was just strange that I didn’t see anyone on the way, they were probably all already working or busy on something. When I arrived before the great oak I was sure that I was in the right place, Maya had said that I could not go wrong and she was right, just behind the big oak, covered by his shadow, was the headquarters. I could even hear the altered voices inside. I got even closer until I could look out the window. The ground was earthy and the walls see

Now that Juno was gone, the leadership of Crux fell to her. When they arrived at the Crux headquarters, Myra bolted out of the car. The HQ was a deceptive three-story building on the outskirts of the city, hidden within a compound protected by high-voltage fences and state-of-the-art surveillance. It was modest compared to the grand estates of the Argentum Order, but for a group that thrived on speed and stealth, it was perfect. The interior was stark and modern, with white walls, glass-partitioned offices, and minimalist furniture in shades of black and grey. Every inch of the space was functional.

"But not in here. Central hub. Someone else is in the building." "The missing wolves," Maya said, her eyes distant. "They came back. For revenge." Through the walls, I heard howls. Wolves, but in a human building. The survivors from the northern facilities, I realized. They'd found the headquarters. "This complicates things," Katherine said. "Or simplify them." I grabbed the drive, files still downloading. "If there's a fight happening, that's our cover. We get to the central hub, grab whoever's in charge, and force them to shut down operations."