The Whistleblower

"*We are unfortunately bringing the terrible news that our agent has committed suicide for an unknown reason. Our condolences to his family."*

- Infinitum's official statement after the Whistleblower reportedly killed himself in his bedroom with an AK-styled rifle.

The Whistleblower resided in Yankton Town in his humble home, where he was the father of 2 daughters, both aged 3 and 6. The neighbors nor his family around him had any idea about what he partook in during his free-time. He was described by his neighbors as a friendly, honest man who would do anything to help anyone. His name that he gave out to people would be Jaxon, however this was known by the CIA to not be his actual name.

During the day, Jaxon worked as a stocker at a local supermarket. He did his job fairly well, and his boss said he was always on time to work and never called for a day off. He considered him a 'hard-working man.' Until one day, he didn't show up to work for 4 days straight without warning, raising concern for the boss. They tried to contact him but nobody answered.

After the Whistleblower's shifts at the supermarket, he returned home, took care of his daughters, and went straight into his basement, locking the door behind him. The room was soundproof, anything that was said in the basement would not reach out to the upper floors above him. Here he worked for both the CIA and Infinitum. His loyalty, however, was with the US Government. He was employed under the U.S. Government to attempt to infiltrate the Infinitum organization. Although being a part of Infinitum as a Surveillance Agent, there wasn't too much known about the organization. They remained mysterious even to their own agents. That didn't stop the Whistleblower. Any tiny bit of information that he could get his hands on, he would report it to the CIA as soon as he could.

Although relatively miniscule information, it was still better than nothing. The types of info that the whistleblower would report would be generalized plans of the Infinitum organization, estimated numbers of agents, and technology they apparently may or may not have access to. This was one of the biggest leads the CIA had on Infinitum. It wasn't enough. Infinitum still was able to cause a civil war and spread a virus so chaotic and deadly that an entire first world country was to be isolated from the rest of the world.

## The Conspiracy

Although proven to be dead by both Infinitum and the CIA, there is a conspiracy that believes the Whistleblower may not be dead. It's uncertain as to why he would be left alive. The conspiracy started when an old supermarket co-worker of the Whistleblower would go to his house to visit him after he has not shown up to work in multiple days. He came to his house door being unlocked, so he stepped in after ringing the doorbell a few times. He shouted "Hello? Is anyone there?" as he entered the house. As he headed towards the entrance of the basement, saw the entrance was wide open. From below, he heard frantic gathering, panting, and a frustrated conversation on the phone. The co-worker says he wasn't sure who he was talking to. The co-worker would head downstairs. He ended up reportedly seeing Jaxon in a bloody headband, AK-styled rifle, vest, and a battle belt.

After **The Split**, this co-worker eventually became a well-known conspiracists, spreading ideas of how Infinitum and the Government both planned this together in order to finally dissolve the original constitution, revoking rights away from citizens.

This conspiracy remains to be unconfirmed whether or not it is true. The CIA's statement on this conspiracy was that it may of just been the Infinitum agent that assassinated him.

*Written by capitaIizer*