1. Ishani would tell Fitz, with tight lips, that the data is sent along encrypted Morningstar lines and handled by their tech agents, but that's about it. She'd mention that she's a little surprised to see him so soon after the attempted kidnapping. While she's grateful for how he helped her, she can't help but feel that she's a means to an end. Her opinion on the samples don't go beyond what she's already reported, but she will mention that the type of genetic engineering in the monster samples is not common.
2. Pulsar/UN: In an entry-level position, Fitz wouldn't really have access to any information about UN projects or who might be involved in those. He might have better luck partnering with Loki, who is higher up the corporate ladder. That said, corporations and government are very entangled - which is an everyday fact of life all citizens are aware of - so it would be reasonable to assume Pulsar has projects going for the UN.
Weapons/Defense tech: The UNA works with several contractors but no specific companies. Pulsar, like most other big name companies, would keep their flagship brand out of anything to do with weapons or the like, and instead work through one of their many subsidiaries. The network of subsidiaries is intentionally opaque, and this is another thing Fitz would have difficulty unraveling from his current entry-level position. That's not to say that he can't try and look at where the rabbit hole leads, but we'd like to explore how he'd approach that.
Locations: There are locations in nearly every megacity, but Pulsar is headquartered in New Amsterdam. None of the other locations would be their primary sites. For the most part, it's just a good idea for them to have feelers elsewhere, though some of those other offices (which are primarily their subsidiaries) are for their smaller projects. If there's anything else you wanted to know, let us know!
3. A second-hand hoverbike would not be hard to find or particularly expensive! Ride like the wind, Fitz.
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1. Ishani would tell Fitz, with tight lips, that the data is sent along encrypted Morningstar lines and handled by their tech agents, but that's about it. She'd mention that she's a little surprised to see him so soon after the attempted kidnapping. While she's grateful for how he helped her, she can't help but feel that she's a means to an end. Her opinion on the samples don't go beyond what she's already reported, but she will mention that the type of genetic engineering in the monster samples is not common.
2. Pulsar/UN: In an entry-level position, Fitz wouldn't really have access to any information about UN projects or who might be involved in those. He might have better luck partnering with Loki, who is higher up the corporate ladder. That said, corporations and government are very entangled - which is an everyday fact of life all citizens are aware of - so it would be reasonable to assume Pulsar has projects going for the UN.
Weapons/Defense tech: The UNA works with several contractors but no specific companies. Pulsar, like most other big name companies, would keep their flagship brand out of anything to do with weapons or the like, and instead work through one of their many subsidiaries. The network of subsidiaries is intentionally opaque, and this is another thing Fitz would have difficulty unraveling from his current entry-level position. That's not to say that he can't try and look at where the rabbit hole leads, but we'd like to explore how he'd approach that.
Locations: There are locations in nearly every megacity, but Pulsar is headquartered in New Amsterdam. None of the other locations would be their primary sites. For the most part, it's just a good idea for them to have feelers elsewhere, though some of those other offices (which are primarily their subsidiaries) are for their smaller projects. If there's anything else you wanted to know, let us know!
3. A second-hand hoverbike would not be hard to find or particularly expensive! Ride like the wind, Fitz.