Aro Enby Law

A CP9 headcanon I have found myself coming back to over and over recently is that the agents have 'fake families and lives'. Now, don't get me wrong. I do not mean that as kids they got to grow up with families (obviously not) but that when they were running long con undercover missions - like Water 7 for example. They were not only handed a backstory of the person they were supposed to be at the time, they were also given 'personal items'. Pictures and photos of people they never met that were supposed to be their families. Maybe a nostalgic toy or a memorabilia they never held before in their life. Photos of children that were supposed to be them, caught in memories they never got to experience. Because, if, by chance, anyone ever came by their place, they would need these items to make them appear more "regular".

Not a fan of Lucci's characterization in Egghead tbh, he's too salty and incompetent. He was supposed so be decently smart since he works for a intelligence agency, but I guess not anymore! Because god forbid villains have any depth to them and be competent at their jobs.