Using the network would be the fastest way. If no communication can be made in a decent timeframe, considering the circumstances, we should think of other options.
Network first. Anyone who hasn't responded in a certain timeframe, we may be able to tap the first responders for information. Otherwise, it will just be trying to track them down on foot using the tracking system.
FROM: 11.november@cdc.org
Understood. I'll send along a list of my half here in a moment.
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Not at all. Did you have a plan in mind?
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Using the network would be the fastest way. If no communication can be made in a decent timeframe, considering the circumstances, we should think of other options.
FROM: brooksjr.barnaby@cdc.org
We can split the unit between us.
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Network first. Anyone who hasn't responded in a certain timeframe, we may be able to tap the first responders for information. Otherwise, it will just be trying to track them down on foot using the tracking system.
FROM: 11.november@cdc.org
Understood. I'll send along a list of my half here in a moment.
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I believe that would be wise. My tracker has an extended range, if we need to use it. That should help us cover ground more quickly.
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That sounds like it will come in handy. Once we've compiled non-responders, we can take measures. I'll keep you updated.
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Of course. I appreciate the help. Both of us should continue to keep in contact with other Red leaders, as well as those from other teams.
FROM: brooksjr.barnaby@cdc.org
We don't yet know how long the list of the missing may be.
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Most certainly. I've already heard from both Kakashi and Miss Jacobs.
FROM: 11.november@cdc.org
If all team leaders are supposed to be contacting each other, I still haven't heard anything from Li Shengshun. A potential missing.
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I have heard from the two of them as well, but no one else yet.
FROM: brooksjr.barnaby@cdc.org
How much time should we give people to respond?
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Perhaps they have their hands full.
FROM: 11.november@cdc.org
Does 15 minutes sound unreasonable?
[ He'd prefer it to be five, considering what's going on, but that's probably a little too paranoid. ]
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If by that you mean they're contacting their own unit, I'm fine with that.
FROM: brooksjr.barnaby@cdc.org
I would have preferred five. But fifteen is fair.
[ Sorry, November. ]
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I'd like to think that's what they're doing. I don't have my doubts there, too much.
FROM: 11.november@cdc.org
Taking the influx into consideration, of course. Five would be better if things weren't starting to get close to chaotic.
[ Bunny...... you could've said five and he would've rolled with it. Actual twins. ]
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Neither do I. Red ended up with competent leaders.
[ And then there's Loki. Who introduces people to Spongebob. ]
FROM: brooksjr.barnaby@cdc.org
That's true. For all we know, the situation could worsen at any moment. Giving them some time would be fair.
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Thankfully, especially in this current course.
FROM: 11.november@cdc.org
Let's hope it doesn't come to that.
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Is it not an expectation when it comes to the CDC?
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Sometimes, I'm not even sure what to expect.
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We may be better off exercising caution at every turn.
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Should be standard procedure, at this point.
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If we prepare for the worst, perhaps we'll be pleasantly surprised.
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Or we'll be dead, even so.
[ Welp. ]
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe death eliminates the need for any further concerns.
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You're not wrong. It does.
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I can't decide if it's fortunate or unfortunate.
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Dying, in most cases, is never fortunate. Useful, perhaps. Fortunate, no.
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I meant having no troubles, though at such a cost it wouldn't be worth it.
FROM: brooksjr.barnaby@cdc.org
I understand that from experience.
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You know, there are some that would argue that case.
[ Not him, of course. ]
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