Remain composed.
You arrive without a fixed name, but the Ministry already has a record of you. Your actions leave evidence that can challenge the identity you claim.
An incident, traced through the body.
System overview / 01—04Follow the round.
Ammunition and the firearm set the round’s starting speed and energy. Air slows it during flight. Cover can stop it, deflect it in a ricochet, or let it pass through with less energy.
- Trajectory
- Barrier contact
- Residual energy
The remaining energy and direction become the starting point for the wound.
Explore ballisticsTrace the wound.
The anatomy system follows the wound through tissue, bone, blood vessels, nerves and organs. Two hits close together on the skin can cross different structures inside the body.
- Tissue
- Bone & vessels
- Organs & nerves
The damaged structures determine which functions begin to fail.
Explore anatomyWatch what follows.
An injury can keep affecting the body after the hit. Blood loss and impaired breathing reduce oxygen delivery to tissues, making movement harder and threatening consciousness. Treatment must address the injury causing the decline.
- Circulation
- Oxygen delivery
- Consciousness
Reduced function changes how much effort the body can sustain.
Explore physiologyKeep enough in reserve.
Aerobic capacity is the body’s ability to sustain effort using oxygen. Brief, intense actions also draw on a limited burst reserve. Food, water, heat, sleep and injury affect how long you can keep going and how well you recover.
- Exertion
- Available reserves
- Recovery
Fatigue carries into the next encounter, along with the injury.
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