The M.E.G. Case Files
Case #063
S1 E5 · 2 min 21 sec
When Vance and Reina uncover a traumatized survivor in Level 11, his unhinged warnings reveal a dark truth behind the true origins of the M.E.G.—forcing Vance into a silent war of secrets against Director Drey.
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[dramatic music] [footsteps] [dramatic music] [static] Three. Fourteen. Alpha. Prior to the charter. [dramatic music] He didn't build it. [objects clattering] He renamed it after her. [static] Agent Vance, state your position immediately. We have an uncatalogued survivor, Drey. [static] Ask him about Meg. Ask him why the group took her name. [objects clattering] Vance, who was she? The target called himself the founder. He mentioned a name before the charter. Demented wanderers roam every level, Vance. Their memories degrade. He knew the original abbreviation. The Major Explorer Group is an institution built on order. History is what we archive. [dramatic music]
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2 min 21 secS1 · E5
Case #063
When Vance and Reina uncover a traumatized survivor in Level 11, his unhinged warnings reveal a dark truth behind the true origins of the M.E.G.—forcing Vance into a silent war of secrets against Director Drey.
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3 min 2 secS2 · E1
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1 min 7 secS2 · E2
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2 min 45 secS2 · E3
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