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It was a stormy day in Kampa level B-14.


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It was a stormy day in Kampa level B-14.

... 11/3/2001 It was a stormy day in Kampa level B-14. The Kougar team were preparing for their first mission with the new recruits. Gavin was the founder of Kougar, he was 27 and had been with Kougar for two years. In his time with the rebel group he had destroyed numerous security robots and killed numerous people. He had nothing against these people; they were simply in the way. The aim of Kougar in the long run was to have a democratic system in Toblia. They lived in Kampa, which was a city in Toblia, which was a country in the continent of Tobliamenton. They were probably not going about their views in the most peaceful way but nothing else had worked. Gavin was trying to prepare the team for one of their most dangerous missions yet, although the team didn't realise what the mission was at present.

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