Greg Vs: PRT Form 440-B

Interlude: PRT Form 440-B

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PRT Form 440-B: Official Incident Report for Parahuman Combat

Section 1: Identification

• Incident ID: PRT-2011-05-29-008

• Date and Time of Incident: 2011-05-29, 8:15

• Location: Driftwood Court, Brockton Bay

• Reporting Officer Name & ID: Officer J. Richards, PRT-0845

• PRT Team Designation: Alpha Strike Unit

Section 2: Parahuman Profiles

• Parahuman Involved (Primary):

  • Code Name: Mimic

  • Threat Class: Moderate

  • Known Affiliations: Flying Dragons (NY-based gang)

• Parahuman Involved (Secondary):

  • Code Name: Hardkour

  • Threat Class: High

  • Known Affiliations: Independent, Azn Bad Boyz

Section 3: Incident Narrative

• Initial Contact:

  • Date & Time Contact Established: 2011-05-29, 7:29

  • Circumstances Leading to Engagement: Responded to reports of active fires and structural damage at Driftwood Court.

• Sequence of Events:

  • PRT team entered the site and discovered Mimic unconscious, with non-powered Flying Dragon members injured and barely conscious.

  • Uncharacteristic burn injuries were observed on Mimic, despite her known regenerative abilities.

  • Surveillance footage identified Hardkour as the hostile asset. He neutralized the non-powered members in under a minute and fought Mimic, employing high-force tactics and fire-based aggression.

  • Hardkour restrained Mimic, inflicting burn wounds while demanding information. 

  • Containment breach occurred when Hardkour inflicted controlled burn injuries, resulting in a partial collapse and fire outbreak. This resulted in a partial structural collapse and visible fires.

• Containment Protocols Enacted: Standard

Section 4: Environmental Impact

• Description of the Area: Urban residential with mixed-use structures nearby.

• Collateral Damage: Severe damage to building rear; partial collapse with fire spread.

• Civilian Presence and Evacuation Status: Area evacuated; no civilian casualties.

Section 5: Tactical Analysis

• Tactical Advantage Observed: Hardkour’s speed and precision were dominant, allowing rapid incapacitation of hostiles.

• Weaknesses in Enemy Profile: Potential over-reliance on intimidation and controlled environmental damage.

• Recommended Adjustments for Future Encounters: Deploy rapid containment units with advanced thermal suppression; ensure backup teams equipped for high-mobility capes.

Section 6: Incident Outcome

• Resolution of Engagement: Parahuman Escaped

• Agent Injuries/Fatalities: No

• Additional Parahuman Sightings Post-Incident: No

Section 7: Follow-Up Actions

• Immediate Follow-Up Required: Yes

• Recommended Investigation Units: Surveillance Task Force, Intelligence Unit.

• Further Observations/Notes: Intelligence suggests escalating conflict involving the Sky Triad and Flying Dragons. Anticipate potential retaliatory strikes and maintain high-alert status in the sector.

Signed by Reporting Officer: Officer J. Richards

For Internal PRT Use Only – Security Level Alpha Required for Access

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Incident Report Narrative by Officer J. Richards
PRT-2011-05-29-008

Location: Driftwood Court, Brockton Bay

We arrived at the scene around 22:15, the place already half-collapsed with flames chewing through the back section. Immediate scans flagged multiple bodies, so we moved in fast to secure anyone still breathing.

Inside, we found Mimic, the regen cape from the Flying Dragons, sprawled out and barely hanging on with mild burns. Not what you’d expect given her powers—that alone sent up red flags. 

Around her, a few of her crew, non-powered hostiles, were scattered and out cold.

One of them, still coherent enough to talk, confirmed they’d been hit hard. The assailant, a blur in red and black, matched Hardkour’s description. 

Footage backed this up: he hit fast, dismantled the hostiles in under a minute, and went toe-to-toe with Mimic. The fight was brutal and surgical; he pinned her and inflicted the burns, all while demanding answers. Couldn’t make out what he was after—the audio was trash—but whatever it was, it warranted the scorched-earth approach. He left before any backup could engage.

Standard containment protocols were in play, and fire suppression teams got in just as we finished sweeping for survivors. All Flying Dragon members were stabilized and brought in. Mimic’s regen should handle the injuries, but she’s under observation for now.

Tactically, Hardkour was a textbook nightmare—speed, precision, and zero wasted motion. We need better rapid-response containment measures for high-speed threats and advanced thermal suppression gear in cases like this.

Intel points to growing tension with both the Flying Dragons and Sky Triad active in Brockton Bay. This hit might spark retaliation, and if so, we’re looking at a powder keg ready to blow. Surveillance needs to stay tight.

Signed,
Officer J. Richards
PRT Alpha Strike Unit