#amess

Hello anon,

Nemesis Day is August 19th. I suggest you check your calendar.

However, every member of the Agency has what you might call a 'nemesis', if not multiple. I have compiled their responses here.

Fiona- [REDACTED], Rocco the Rock, James Selwyn, Chuck Entertainment Cheese, Florence, my son Chase(?)

Arnold Goodman- Goodman gets along with most everyone, although he has been known to quarrel with Matt from accounting.

Luca Montoya- Athena (the Greek goddess), telemarketers, the mailman, KW

Myself- At the moment, @humourless-holmes. Subject to change. Consistently, @chasebird 's other (subpar) fathers, my brother @director-oshiro, Matthew from accounting, and Santa Claus (alias Kris Kringle).

@snakeob-duke and Dex can answer, if they are so inclined.

So Koya, you said you have endured interrogations before- you said mostly in cases, but have there been any times outside of that? Or any times that stuck with you personally?

What’s your greatest fear?

What’s the price you’re willing to pay for what needs to be done?

Opinion on McDonald’s?

- @aloafofbreadwithanxiety

Outside of cases? Occasionally, I have been called in to police interrogations, if that's what you're referring to. As for "sticking with me personally," I do my best not to let my work interfere with my personal life, but if I had to pick one, it would be my training with @director-oshiro 's husband Tomas Silva, simply because it was formative in my skills of interrogation resistance.

My greatest fear...?

Hm.

Being wrong, I suppose.

As for prices, I am certainly not as susceptible to sentiment as much as some other Agency members. Sacrificing myself is just part of the job. Sacrificing others I am not so keen on- I try to avoid collateral damage if I can.

I have no opinion on McDonald's. I certainly wouldn't stoop to calling it "nourishment". But if Jacob has bought some home, I may steal a chip or two.

5) Have you ever been interrogated? For what reason? Were you tortured there?

43) Are you afraid to die? (Yes I know again, but I’m curious! And don’t worry, I’m really bad at stabbing people and my aim is horrible)

- @aloafofbreadwithanxiety

1) Multiple times, yes. Most often on cases, but additionally for training. At the Agency, we do yearly RTI (Resistance to Interrogation) in order to prepare for such scenarios. I am the most mentally resilient, but Luca is no stranger to physical methods. She is the strongest of us.

2) Not particularly. Death is an expected risk in this line of work; I have long since accepted that fact. It would be inconvenient in regards to my work, however. Although I am intrigued about the particulars of the afterlife...

You have a sister?

[11] What are your thoughts on why your whumper is keeping you there

[14] Do you think anyone would be able to find and rescue you?

ohh, and while I’m asking questions…

[43] Are you afraid to die?

-@aloafofbreadwithanxiety :D

Uh, asking for a friend…

-definitely not Salem ( @aloafofbreadwithanxiety )

Definitely Not Salem-

Have you ever investigated paranormal cases? When was the last time you did?

Heya Jamie!

While it's certainly more uncommon than our regular cases, paranormal mysteries do happen- they're actually my area of expertise! I'm sure Koya (and by extension his relatives) would blame it on an overactive imagination or severe visual/auditory hallucinations, but I've always been in tune with the "other side", as it were. But since that kind of thing isn't widely understood (or accepted as evidence in courts) I usually find myself working backwards from a victim's testimony or last moments to solve cases- which usually happen to be murders.