Site Security Orientation

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Hello hello, uhh my name is Ricardo Hemlock, head of Site-19’s Janitorial department, and don’t worry! I’m someone you’ll most likely never have to see again. **cough cough** Despite that, I’ve volunteered to give you all this little orientation because to be honest, it’ll be one of the last times you’ll be treated like human beings.

You’ve probably been sold a standard security gig when we first contacted you; however, I’m sure you all have started picking apart the truth on your way here. All the cells and paramilitary jargon tend to do that. A standard briefing note about our organization is right under your desk, but for now, make sure to follow orders and not get too out of line. Speaking of our desks though, see how dirty they are? How this room looks a tiny bit more dilapidated than the walls you’ve been walked through? If you noticed, good. We skipped the cleanup for today. Why? Because in your position mediocrity is all you’re gonna get.

Now that might concern some of you, the more observant of you here will probably have a sense of…entitlement, when it comes to this job. You think because you were a Navy SEAL or a special ops you would get some kind of "corporate success" here and that you deserve more.

This is a very incorrect notion that will only end up in unnecessary burnout. Trust me when I say the only fame you’ll ever get here is a few extra seconds of lunchtime discussion about your relatively unconventional death.

Now that’s relevant to why I’m here. We have to stick together in the Foundation ya see? Especially the “little" guys. Those guys would be you, the ones without names or faces not nearly specialized enough to be worth a damn in an MTF. Those little guys. That includes the janitors as well, so make sure to get along with my crew yea? They’re here for a reason too.

Anyways, I’m sure all of you are excited for what’s to come then. But before I get into the specifics of your position, I’d like to ask you all a very important question.

What did you think when you first came here?

Uhh yes, you in the back?

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N-no I’m not talking about your recruitment, that could’ve happened any number of ways. What I meant is what you felt when you first walked into this site. You see for most junior personnel, we usually just knock ‘em out, back of the truck yada yada…But you guys? You guys were properly walked to the site on foot, and that’s for one reason.

To see the atmosphere firsthand. The fluorescent lights, the researchers running from room to room like ants, the bored anomaly banging on its cell every now and then for a little scare, and most importantly…Site Security, either standing like statues or shouting at people in orange jumpsuits.

Maintaining that atmosphere is your utmost priority here. Truth is, you’re gonna carry more boxes than slay dragons, because god knows any monster worth its class can and will tear you apart during a breach, P90 or not.

Perhaps you’re curious as to why we bother with guards at all then. You think that the cells work fine enough, and surely all that deep state money could buy a turret or two. Well, you’re not wrong, in a sense.

But remember what I told you, it all ties back to the atmosphere. The idea of safety trumps any overpriced machinery. After all, someone has to stand beside Doctor Mcdoctorson as he performs a world-saving operation to make sure he feels safe. Someone has to whip the loose cogs into shape with force or threat and someone has to stand in front of that cell to make sure whatever’s inside doesn’t even think about escaping. It will be boring, it will be dangerous, but know that the Foundation only functions at its best when it secures, contains, and protects itself just as much as the anomalies.

Understood? Good. Last but not least, take these do’s and don’t’s to heart.

**D**o memorize the site map.

**D**o whatever the site director tells you.

**D**on’t go where you shouldn’t.

**D**on’t soften up on the jumpsuit guys.

O-oh, what if two directors are arguing? Umm..shit flip a coin I guess. Class dismissed.

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