Hidden Histories

There are 143 notes to be found scattered around Yara, Many of them recount the experiences of characters and locations, shedding light on background information.
== Juan's Supremo Comics ==
Furioso: Flames of Hell - Issue #1 
"I always loved this hombre as a kid. Anyone who is made of fucking fire, can melt bodies and turn bones into dust in seconds has my respect. And he had the best bad guys: Kingfisher, Scorpion Man, Viperess, El Cocodrilo. A superhero is only as good as their rogues' gallery, Dani. Which means you and I are pretty fucking great superheroes.
In case you were wondering, yes. Juan Cortez modeled your Supremo after him. And yes, I am hoping that you will eventually turn into a raging ball of fire. Come on, Dani. You know you want this too.
- Juan Cortez"
EXTERMINADOR: STRIKE FORCE - ISSUE #2
"Now this loco motherfucker is my kind of guerrilla. Gorilla. Whatever. He's a genetically-supercharged ape who was experimented on by government scientists. They tried to give him hyper-intelligence, but he got hyper-focused battle abilities instead - and a fucking temper worse than a drunk F5 Tornado full of rattlesnakes. Obviously they got their guts ripped out by his signature rocket launcher.
A good reminder, Dani: monkeys should never, ever, ever use heavy ordnance. Ever. Trust me, I tried it. Many times and in many different countries.
- Juan Cortez"
THE CABINET OF DR. MÉDICO - ISSUE #3
"Growing up, everybody I know wanted to be Dr. Médico. This hombre is a brain surgeon, an inventor, a crimefighter, a spy, an equal-opportunity lover, and a professional salsa dancer. Nobody has that skillset, Dani. Not even Juan Cortez. I've done a lot of shit in my life. and I've killed a lot of people, but I still haven't hit the bar he set for little Juanito. 
But my favorite thing about the good doctor was that he hurt his enemies as much as he healed his friends. Never forget: you will never be a force for good in the world without cracking a few skulls.
- Juan Cortez"
SHADOW OF FANTASMA-ISSUE #4
"Guerrilla rule number forty-six, Dani: a good guerrilla attacks from the shadows. Preferably with some poison-tipped spears like the ones Fantasma uses. You won't have to face off against Necrella and her legion of undead zombie minions, but that sickly old fucker Anton is half-dead already anyway. So I think it counts.
- Juan Cortez"
¡VOLTA! STRIKES AGAIN - ISSUE #5
"¡Volta! You can't say it without yelling. ¡VOLTA!  I love it. I am yelling it from the top of a mogote right now!
He is the soul of a six-year-old boy trapped in a mechanical construct that can emit EMP waves to disable all technology in a huge radius. Kind of like how you're the soul of a six-year-old trapped in the body of an angsty millennial guerrilla, Dani Come see me if you need any topical cream for that burn.
- Juan Cortez"
GLADIADOR RISING - ISSUE #6
"The Gladiador is one tough motherfucker. She's a former weightlifter who became a mercenary after getting drafted into a war she didn't want to fight. Oh, and she's a junkie too: hooked on a synthetic compound designed by a mad scientist that gives her superhuman strength. I didn't have any radioactive lunar dust because I snorted it all back in the 80's. But I made up my own recipe for my own little guerrilla junkie (that's you, Dani).
This is the one where she goes up against the Gunja Gang. They're ninjas with guns. Get it?
- Juan Cortez"
== Unmasking the Sea Monster ==
Notes for Untitled Admiral Benítez Biography #1
"The highest ranking woman in Yara's military means business. 
Before I stepped into her office, she made it clear that she had done her research. 
She showed me the surveillance file the government has on me. She did not let me look inside the thick file, but she called out a dozen facts about me. Past relationships. Friends. Enemies. Even the names of people I had forgotten 
Who remembers every classmate of every class they've taken? 
I'll tell you who - Yara's own, Admiral Benitez!"
Notes for Untitled Admiral Benítez Biography #2
"Everyone in Yara knows about the pivotal moment when Admiral Benítez became a household name all across Yara. I had planned to build a rapport with her before asking about that event. Admiral Benítez made it the first subject we spoke about.
Her parents served under the corrupt Espinosa government. They were loyalists who stole money from Yara.
They asked their daughter to help them flee to the U.S. She arrested her parents and they faced a speedy trial for treason.
Admiral Benitez, then just a lieutenant, oversaw her parent's execution. She says she did not weep for them. I believe her."
Notes for Untitled Admiral Benitez Biography #3
"Ana was a quiet middle child who spent most of her youth with the crew of her parent's yacht. The rugged seafarers taught her everything about the ocean. Ana recognized the difference between the wealthy who aspired to be Western and the poor who had no other option than to be Yaran. 
As a teenager, she cut ties with her family. Joining the navy was an obvious choice. She became the youngest Lieutenant and, while stationed in the capital, met her future husband. Leon worked in the Administration Office of the Navy. They have two daughters: Ana "Gorda Benitez II (9), Ana "Lita" Benitez III (3)
Castillo promoted Ana from Lieutenant to Minister of the Navy With the travel demands of the position. Ana decided that the children needed a stable upbringing. Leon would raise the children and their family's home base would continue to be in the capital. Over the course of my visit she spoke to her children over a dozen times."
Notes for Untitled Admiral Benítez Biography #4
"Admiral Benitez was given two mandates: First, protect Yara's commercial interests at sea. This meant working with the country's sole import/exporting company - McKay Global.
Given Ana's hatred for foreigners, she often clashed with the company's Canadian CEO (This seems to be a common sentiment with this Yanqui). President Castillo had to step in several times to settle several arguments between the two of them. He always assured Admiral Benitez that there was a plan with Señor McKay and that Yara will get more out of him, than he will get out of Yara.
President Castillo ordered Admiral Benítez to take orders from McKay for the time being. It is part of a plan to take advantage of the Yanqui."
Notes for Untitled Admiral Benitez Biography #5
"The second mandate for Admiral Benitez? Protect Yara's most important resource - its people. President Castillo feared an exodus by sea. Benitez attacked the issue brutally: a zero-tolerance policy leaving the island. She instructed her fleet to execute all defectors, and all dead bodies to be brought ashore and strung up as a stark warning to all Yarans. It didn't take long for the number of escape attempts to drop dramatically. The exact number of deaths is unknown, but the estimate is over 5.000
I will need to paint this differently since many Yarans are split on this tactic.
Benitez took me to her favorite place on the island: a cargo crane used for her gruesome catch of the day. Every morning the body of a recently executed traitor is strung up. The sight was horrific. Bodies are left to rot. Benitez asked if I wanted to bet whether or not the body of this Outcast would fall into the ocean by sunset."
==Fragments of the Montero Clan==
Montero Fragment I
Carlos,
It is a strange feeling to face death, but I am trying my best. They told me I would be angry, and sad, and then acceptance will come. They lied. I'm just getting angrier and sadder, and I will never be ready to go. This disease has destroyed my body but my mind will be clear to the end. Lucky me, I guess.
I'm going to be leaving you with Camila and Alejandro. I don't know who I pity more. Camila will be okay, she's her father's daughter. It's Alej who keeps me up at night. Your son needs your understanding so my last wish is to think of today, the day of my funeral, as day one of your new relationship.
Mi amor, we've never been good at communicating, but the record needs to be set straight. I don't hate you. At least, not anymore. I forgive you for the drinking. for the cheating. Everything. I'm done and not going to take it with me. Instead, I will be taking the memory of standing on the porch, watching you walk home to me through sunset fields.
This is goodbye, for now.
Lucia
Montero Fragment II
- Pilot?
- Esperanza?
- coast guard?
- Was always good at math, didn't give a shit about much
else.
- Graduated 4 years ago. Science.
- 3 years in the military? Maybe more but not much more.
- Changed name?
- Obsessed with Viviro
Montero Fragment III
Improve production operations:
- Increase capacity utilization
- Increase efficiency
- Build new facilities to achieve desired production rates
- Capital expenditure?
- Trim fat without cutting corners
Montero Fragment IV
Day 7: First week here. Me and Carlos were taken last Tuesday. We fought like hell but there was too many of them. Now my life is 18 hour days in the fields cutting tobacco, no breaks and breathing in that fucking poison? Fuck this shit!
Day 15: Motherfuckers are trying to break me and Carlos. They won't.
Day 45? Just got out of three weeks solitary for fighting a soldado. Beat the shit out of him, busted his nose real good. Worth it. Comemierdas won't break me.
Day 47: Met some compay named Philly. Won't stop talking. Won't fucking stop. But he makes this alcohol. I think he puts gasolina in it. Fuck it. Who cares.
Day 70: Me and Carlos worked the fields for 3 days straight. They keep fucking with us.
Day 92: Carlos is gone! Fucking mija busted him out. Philly too. But not me. She always hated me. Why? Never did shit to her. Just jealous.
Day 200?: I fucking hate this place. I can't sleep. Can't eat. They're fucking with me. They're fucking me! I want to die. Please God. Please...
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