Syndicate Spy

* Normal
* NEU Pyro

## Overview

\*SPOILERS\*

The Syndicate Spy is one of the main antagonists in the TF2 Stories, constantly attempting to erradicate the remaining members of each team. He also took up the role of the NEU Pyro in the 2020s, replacing the previous one.

## Pre-Syndicate

It is unknown what exactly the Spy did before Grey Mann hired him, yet it is assumed that he worked as a hitman in France or other countries. Grey Mann was able to contact him, and offered a job for him. Grey grew tired of the two teams battling each other, proving an obstacle in his schemes. Thus, he formed a group of rejected members of the team who have decided to live their own lives. Spy was the first he contacted, and he became the appointed group leader. The two met up on several occasions, with Grey promising him and his team great rewards for a successful operation. Spy, of course, suspected this to be but a way of persuasion to get them to work for him. Nonetheless, Spy was excited by this offer, and accepted.

## Syndicate

The first plan of action for the Syndicate was to find the base of operations for both teams. After abducting and torturing Ms. Pauling, she was able to escape. She attempted to cover her tracks, yet Spy was able to follow her well. She led them back to the new 2Fort, and they began their attack. They constantly attacked both teams for months on end, until it ended and the Syndicate was defeated. The Syndicate Heavy and Sniper left the team, leaving to go live their own lives. Spy and Medic, however, pursued this objective of ending both teams. Medic, however, was declared insane and kept in prison, as well as the Syndicate Spy.

## Future (2020s)

The Syndicate Spy was able to escape by rusting the handcuffs with water he was given for hydration. This made them brittle and easy to break. He killed most of the staff, stealing their clothes and weapons. He learned of what had happened to the two teams since then, and was determined to complete his task.

He tried to find the Syndicate Medic, but found that he had been reformed and no longer had the desire to rid the world of either of the teams. Spy had to work alone, then, and formed the plan to become the NEU Pyro, as the previous one had quit.

## NEU Pyro

He put on a Pyro suit, and talked to the BLU Medic, of whom was now an underground surgeon. He reassembled the BLU Team, the only remaining members being the Medic and Sniper, and they worked to kill off the RED Team once and for all. He was eventually able to successfully "kill" the RED Spy, although it is still not known whether or not he truly died. The RED Team began winning their battle, forcing the Syndicate Spy to go with Plan B: Burn everything. He set fire to the entire industrial complex, causing most everything to burn. His identity was revealed, and the BLU Team tied him up there, and he burned to death.

## Skills

The Syndicate Spy has exemplary talents of espionage and intelligence gathering. He tends to be extremely stealthy and slow, easily able to fool and overpower the enemy. He is extremely skilled in using knives and certain guns, and is proficient in the usage of technology.

## Personality

The Syndicate Spy is possibly even more arrogant than the RED Spy, and his ego can often times serve as a weakness. However, he tends to be more intelligent than the RED Spy, and is much more confident. He is exceptionally determined on missions, and will stop at nothing until it is fully completed.

## Trivia

* The Syndicate Spy may be a clone of the RED Spy, created by Grey Mann long ago.
* The Syndicate Spy actually values each member of his team, only ever treating them poorly when they made a mistake or haven't successfully completed a mission.
* The weapons that the Spy has been given were actually in his possession before he started working as the leader of the Syndicate.
* There have been many rumors and newspaper clippings that could lead to the possibility of the Syndicate Spy being a rogue Spy from an original team.
* Both the Syndicate Spy and Medic actually knew each other well before they were employed.