Bastion had settled back down after the recent series of applaudable successes that included shutting down the super-yacht El Fuego and denying lethal weapons being sold at offshore auctions. Then there was the destruction of an underwater smuggling that brought in record breaking amounts of heroin to the UK, sourced by the same international mastermind, Miguel Aguilla.

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The second assailant removed a butcher’s meat cleaver from his attache case and with one hand pressing down the shackled wrist, made two violent blows to the wrist, the third severed Fred Manto’s hand. The butcher picked up the separated brief case and ran, the dangling amputated hand fell from the chain to the aisle floor, causing the nearby lady passenger to puke; so bad was the blooded mess.

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‘Sure, all yours Julia!’ Max handed over the case ‘Goodnight, I’Il see you in the dining hall at 08:00!’
‘Good night Max-Catt!’
She lent forward and gave her lead agent a peck on the cheek. Max was too tired to interpret any sexual connotations from a simple peck.

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This represents a significant leap in military technology – if it is used in the expected planned format, it will be known as “Swarm Technology”. The swarm use Al-driven units that can act as a single, highly efficient entity. Swarms of up to five hundred lethal micro-drones, capable of performing complex strategies without human input.

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‘What the fuck are you telling me? You succeeded in taking the briefcase and then allowed it to be taken back! You followed the British intelligence service, Bastion, all the way to Northern Scotland only to steal an empty fucking briefcase! Explain yourselves!’

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