S7: The journeys of Samuel Henter and FB-8276

by IMC Librarian

Samuel Henter and his Titan, Foxtrot-Bravo Eight-Two-Seven-Six, have been peaceful residents of Angel City ever since the permanent defeat of Savathûn, but then they are called into action a week after moving to the Frontier. Will they be able to keep up with all sorts of new threats? [Sequel to The Guardian's Titan]

1. A contract

Samuel's logbook

Me and FB are enjoying our time on the Frontier. I don't think he's enjoying it as much as I am, seeing as he came from here and I didn't.

Angel City is the best place I've ever been to, but I already miss everyone I left back on Earth.

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FB-8276 Auto-Transcription

IMC Pilot detected at front door of Samuel Henter's residence.

Awaiting details.

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Music: Super Mario Sunshine - Hotel Delfino

"What can I do for you?" "We've got a proposition for you and your Titan." "Lay it on me." "We would like you to join our special division, the Crime Trackers." "Will it help people?" "Yes, immensely." "I'm in. FB, get your Quad Rocket ready!"

Music: Titanfall - OST 01

Samuel eventually got to the IMC HQ, seeing it for the first time.

"YOU, STOP RIGHT THERE!" "AH!" An Official ran to Samuel and grabbed his arm before recognizing him. "Wait. Are you Pilot Samuel Henter?" "Yeah, who are you?" "Oh geez, sorry I scared you. You're new here. I was the Pilot who killed the Cabal Pilot called Vyrax. My name is Omar Janlo." "Nice to meet you, Mr Janlo, and thank you for helping me out back then. I'm Samuel. Habero?" Samuel's Ghost appeared in a small burst of Light, floating at his shoulder.

"{It's been a while since you called me out, Guardian. Hello, Omar Janlo. An IMC Official, huh?}" "Whoa, a Ghost... I've never seen a Ghost before!" "Was I called here to meet an Official, or is there a contract I had to go with?" "Oh, right, this way."

Music: Titanfall - OST 04

Samuel followed Omar to a more secluded area.
"Now then, the IMC needs your help to catch a criminal group known as the 'Black-winds'. They're notorious for their quick crimes, and they never leave any evidence at the scene. We were hoping you could do what we couldn't: catch these criminals. They've stolen from high security banks without setting off any sort of alarm, breaking any latches or locks, or leaving so much as a speck of a difference outside the vault, as if the money just vanished."

Samuel thought the contract over for a while before deciding on it.
"We'll see what we can do."

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Welcome to the sequel to The Guardian's Titan.

See you next time.