Daphne

Born on the 6th July 1901 in Kenovice. Recruited into the Endo-Kathartic Division on the 3rd of March 1917. Integrated into the Ionian Intelligence Secretariat in 1922.

Background A graduate in the field of behavioural psychology, Daphne distinguished herself in her role as a field counsellor during a wide range of domestic assignments.

Her most prominent achievement was the retrieval of an agent during the Hermingrad-Incident in 1922. An enforcer named Leucippus had prematurely liquidated one of his targets, and subsequently went AWOL in order to avoid admonition. He later reappeared in the province of Hermingrad, demanding full amnesty on threat of exposing confidential material to the public.

Three days after Daphne arrived, Leucippus turned himself in and presented a full account of the events, coupled with a comprehensive list of everyone he cooperated with.

Operation arteria Her success in Hermingrad subsequently caught the eye of the Secretary for State Security, Terrence Prawnfield. On the 6th of June 1923, Daphne was thus summoned to the offices of the newly amalgamated Ionian Intelligence Secretariat (IIS) to discuss her potential participation in operation arteria.

Evaluation As the secretary pointed out, Daphne's lack of experience in foreign territory may be a caveat. However, it is also the only one of it's kind, as far as I can see. She is dilligent, perceptive and equipped with a proper sense of discretion. Her relationship to one of her potential associates could make her somewhat unpredictable.

Though the secretary has ensured the commission that this will, ultimately, work in our favour.