We actually want to make two notes of clarification, because we want to encourage your overall direction. First - you're actually very close to a piece of plot information, so we definitely want to encourage this. It had to have been someone (or multiple someones) with privileged information. That leads to our second point: while the majority of Morningstar agents found their home invaded by the UNA, there were a small handful of newer recruits who were left alone - with Gaby being the unusual exception on either side of this knowledge. Gaby had mentioned that the information wasn't up to date, but she hasn't worked out the exact cut off for when someone was too new to be visible to the UNA.
Rey and Daisy's search is on the right track, but it couldn't have been anyone taken the night of the attacks (and the three aforementioned NPCs were). The UNA worked to divide and conquer, and couldn't have executed the plan as successfully if they only got it that night. The only reason why so many abductions were stopped is because the majority of the PC force went to save people from being taken from their homes. They wouldn't have left any target in the field to pry information out of them ahead of the attacks, as that would have tipped Morningstar off that something was coming their way.
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We actually want to make two notes of clarification, because we want to encourage your overall direction. First - you're actually very close to a piece of plot information, so we definitely want to encourage this. It had to have been someone (or multiple someones) with privileged information. That leads to our second point: while the majority of Morningstar agents found their home invaded by the UNA, there were a small handful of newer recruits who were left alone - with Gaby being the unusual exception on either side of this knowledge. Gaby had mentioned that the information wasn't up to date, but she hasn't worked out the exact cut off for when someone was too new to be visible to the UNA.
Rey and Daisy's search is on the right track, but it couldn't have been anyone taken the night of the attacks (and the three aforementioned NPCs were). The UNA worked to divide and conquer, and couldn't have executed the plan as successfully if they only got it that night. The only reason why so many abductions were stopped is because the majority of the PC force went to save people from being taken from their homes. They wouldn't have left any target in the field to pry information out of them ahead of the attacks, as that would have tipped Morningstar off that something was coming their way.