text: [Themes: mystery / thriller]
  
  Brick Hunter suspected that the best way to enter the house was to break into the basement window, as there was less likely to be alarms that would alert the authorities to his presence. Hunter slowly creeped towards the window and cut the glass with a handy tool that he had acquired from a former contact.
  
  As Hunter entered the basement he turned on the light and began to look around. It was a musty old basement with very little in it, aside from a door that seemed to lead to a wine cellar. As he slowly walked through the room he looked around for any incriminating evidence that may be hidden. Though, knowing Agent Komes, this wasn't going to be easy. A few small boxes in the corner, an old dresser pushed up against the wall, and an old television that looked like it hadn't been touched in a number of years were the only occupants of the room. He slowly made his way into the wine cellar and noticed that something was wrong; usually someone who had a wine cellar would keep the temperature much lower than this. Hunter's intuition told him something was wrong, but did he have time to investigate the entire wine cellar?
  
  > Hunter should investigate the cellar
  Hunter knew that his intuition was correct and that there was something suspicious about this cellar. Searching all of the shelves he noticed that the one on the back wall seemed to be lighter than the others. He pushed the shelf as hard as he could and noticed that there was a small keyhole in the side of the wall. He knew it! If only he had a key to open the door, he knew that there was something important behind it
  
  Blamed for a terrorist attack on the National Intelligence Agency, special agent Brick Hunter is disavowed by the United State government. While the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I) launches the 'ALPHA PROXI' Protocol. Forced into hiding, without the support of his own government or fellow agents, Hunter must betray his own organization to gather the necessary intelligence in clearing his name and identifying those responsible
  
  to prevent another attack from occurring.
  
  In order to clear his name, former F.B.I agent Brick Hunter has to commit a few more felonies in the process.
  
  He starts with breaking and entering into the house of leading F.B.I Agent Christian Komes. Komes is suspected to be withholding information regarding the case of the recent terrorist attack, which could prove Hunters innocence. Upon arriving outside of Agent Komes estate, former F.B.I agent Hunter surveils the property till dusk in awaiting Agent Komes departure from the premises, before making any attempts of a break and enter.
  
  Following Agent Komes departure from his home, Hunter managed to identify 3 possible points of entry :
  
  The Basement window.
  
  The upstairs terce.
  
  And the front door to the estate.
  
  > The Upstairs Terrace.
  Hunter knew that he could quickly climb the awning on the side of the house and enter through the upstairs terrace. As he slowly started to climb he wondered how long he would be able to investigate the house before he would be interrupted. Once he reached the terrace it was quite easy to open the door and enter the upstairs bedroom. Hunter knew from his surveillance efforts that Komes kept his gun and his work clothes upstairs in the bedroom, and he knew that this would be a perfect place to start his investigation.
  
  As he entered the bedroom Hunter saw a number of items that he knew would be of some assistance while he was in the house: Komes' gun, a set of keys, and the automatic door opener for his garage.
  
  Hunter soon realized that there was no incriminating information hidden in the bedroom, and knew that he needed to head downstairs to search the rest of the house.
  
  > Hunter should head downstairs to investigate
  As he went downstairs, Hunter saw that he had two other options for where to investigate in the house. He saw the slightly open door to Komes' study, where he knew that he would probably
  
  keep most of his work items. Another door led directly to the basement, and Hunter had no idea what could be hidden down those stairs. He also knew he could leave the house at any time out the front door.
  
  Knowing that he had little time, Hunter had to quickly decide which part of the house to search first.
  
  > Hunter should check downstairs
  As Hunter entered the basement he turned on the light and began to look around. It was a musty old basement with very little in it, aside from a door that seemed to lead to a wine cellar. As he slowly walked through the room he looked around for any incriminating evidence that may be hidden. A few small boxes in the corner, an old dresser pushed up against the wall, and an old television that looked like it hadn't been touched in a number of years were the only occupants of the room. He slowly made his way into the wine cellar and noticed that something was wrong; usually someone who had a wine cellar would keep the temperature much lower than this. Hunter's intuition told him something was wrong, but did he have time to investigate the entire wine cellar?
  
  As he went downstairs, Hunter saw that he had two other options for where to investigate in the house. He saw the slightly open door to Komes' study, where he knew that he would probably
  
  keep most of his work items. Another door led directly to the basement, and Hunter had no idea what could be hidden down those stairs. He also knew he could leave the house at any time out the front door.
  
  Knowing that he had little time, Hunter had to quickly decide which part of the house to search first.
  
  > Hunter should check the study
  Hunter walked into the study, knowing that this was his best chance to find incriminating evidence. Once inside he saw a desktop computer, and he knew that the evidence that he needed likely was stored within that computer. Without the support of the FBI, he knew that he had to find a way to log onto the computer to steal the information. He saw a USB drive in the computer and knew he could transfer the information onto it and quickly exit the house with that key. If
  
  only he had the password to log onto the computer. He knew that Komes kept the password in his black notebook, but had no idea where it was located within the house.
  
  As he went downstairs, Hunter saw that he had two other options for where to investigate in the house. He saw the slightly open door to Komes' study, where he knew that he would probably
  
  keep most of his work items. Another door led directly to the basement, and Hunter had no idea what could be hidden down those stairs. He also knew he could leave the house at any time out the front door.
  
  Knowing that he had little time, Hunter had to quickly decide which part of the house to search first.
  
  > Hunter should leave the house
  Hunter decided to cut his losses and leave the house early. He knew that he had made some progress, but decided that he would need to return another night to collect more information.
  
  As he walked out the door, a large spotlight began to shine on him. Suddenly, 6 FBI agents were on either side of him with weapons drawn. Hunter knew that he was caught, if only he had some evidence that could keep him out of jail!
  
  Hunter slowly led away and put into an unmarked black car, knowing that he would be convicted of a crime he did not commit.
  
  Blamed for a terrorist attack on the National Intelligence Agency, special agent Brick Hunter is disavowed by the United State government. While the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I) launches the 'ALPHA PROXI' Protocol. Forced into hiding, without the support of his own government or fellow agents, Hunter must betray his own organization to gather the necessary intelligence in clearing his name and identifying those responsible
  
  to prevent another attack from occurring.
  
  In order to clear his name, former F.B.I agent Brick Hunter has to commit a few more felonies in the process.
  
  He starts with breaking and entering into the house of leading F.B.I Agent Christian Komes. Komes is suspected to be withholding information regarding the case of the recent terrorist attack, which could prove Hunters innocence. Upon arriving outside of Agent Komes estate, former F.B.I agent Hunter surveils the property till dusk in awaiting Agent Komes departure from the premises, before making any attempts of a break and enter.
  
  Following Agent Komes departure from his home, Hunter managed to identify 3 possible points of entry :
  
  The Basement window.
  
  The upstairs terce.
  
  And the front door to the estate.
  
  > The Front Door to the Estate
  Hunter snuck to the front door of the house, knowing that he would quickly be able to pick the lock and enter the house. As he slowly worked the door open he knew that he had to quickly find any evidence that he
  
  could, as he had no idea at what point
  Komes would return to his house.
  
  As he enter the front hall, Hunter closed the door quickly behind him. He saw that he had three main options for where to investigate in the house. He saw the slightly open door to Komes' study, where he knew that he would probably keep most of his work items. Hunter also saw the stairs leading up to the bedroom, where he knew from his surveillance efforts that Komes kept his gun and his work clothes. Another door led directly to the basement, and Hunter had no idea what could be hidden down those stairs.
  
  Knowing that he had little time, Hunter had to quickly decide which part of the house to search first.
  
  > Hunter should Investigate the basement
  As Hunter entered the basement he turned on the light and began to look around. It was a musty old basement with very little in it, aside from a door that seemed to lead to a wine cellar. As he slowly walked through the room he looked around for any incriminating evidence that may be hidden. A few small boxes in the corner, an old dresser pushed up against the wall, and an old television that looked like it hadn't been touched in a number of years were the only occupants of the room. He slowly made his way into the wine cellar and noticed that something was wrong; usually someone who had a wine cellar would keep the temperature much lower than this. Hunter's intuition told him something was wrong, but did he have time to investigate the entire wine cellar?
  
  Hunter snuck to the front door of the house, knowing that he would quickly be able to pick the lock and enter the house. As he slowly worked the door open he knew that he had to quickly find any evidence that he
  
  could, as he had no idea at what point
  Komes would return to his house.
  
  As he enter the front hall, Hunter closed the door quickly behind him. He saw that he had three main options for where to investigate in the house. He saw the slightly open door to Komes' study, where he knew that he would probably keep most of his work items. Hunter also saw the stairs leading up to the bedroom, where he knew from his surveillance efforts that Komes kept his gun and his work clothes. Another door led directly to the basement, and Hunter had no idea what could be hidden down those stairs.
  
  Knowing that he had little time, Hunter had to quickly decide which part of the house to search first.
  
  > Hunter should Investigate upstairs
  Hunter decided to investigate upstairs to see if there was anything that could assist in his investigation in the bedroom. As he entered the room Hunter saw a number of items that he knew would be of some assistance while he was in the house: Komes' gun, a set of keys, and the automatic door opener for his garage.
  
  Hunter soon realized that there was no incriminating information hidden in the bedroom, and knew that he needed to head downstairs to search the rest of the house.
  
  Hunter snuck to the front door of the house, knowing that he would quickly be able to pick the lock and enter the house. As he slowly worked the door open he knew that he had to quickly find any evidence that he
  
  could, as he had no idea at what point
  Komes would return to his house.
  
  As he enter the front hall, Hunter closed the door quickly behind him. He saw that he had three main options for where to investigate in the house. He saw the slightly open door to Komes' study, where he knew that he would probably keep most of his work items. Hunter also saw the stairs leading up to the bedroom, where he knew from his surveillance efforts that Komes kept his gun and his work clothes. Another door led directly to the basement, and Hunter had no idea what could be hidden down those stairs.
  
  Knowing that he had little time, Hunter had to quickly decide which part of the house to search first.
  
  > Hunter should Investigate the study
  Hunter walked into the study, knowing that this was his best chance to find incriminating evidence. Once inside he saw a desktop computer, and he knew that the evidence that he needed likely was stored within that computer. Without the support of the FBI, he knew that he had to find a way to log onto the computer to steal the information. He saw a USB drive in the computer and knew he could transfer the information onto it and quickly exit the house with that key. If
  
  only he had the password to log onto the computer. He knew that Komes kept the password in his black notebook, but had no idea where it was located within the house.[Themes: modern, humor]
  
  "Okay, welcome to Sloppy Joe Slaughterhouse," the tour guide says. "Here we are cloning cows for meat and research... hey, here they come now.... that's strange their on ther hind legs and holding axes....
  
  "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" The cows smash into the tour guide with their axes, washing the floor (and the roof, when they get his head off) with blood. Then they turn on the tourists. Heh heh, suckers.....
  
  Wait a sec, you ARE a tourist! What do you do?!?!
  
  [Author's Note: Blood guts and gore. Oh yeah, and cows.]
  
  > run to the factory gates.
  You are unable to open the gate in time, and you are killed and eaten by the cows.