I'm interested. But when you say "dark secret" how dark are we talking?
Sandwich Summoner
The darker the better.
Actually, it's Euphinatrix.
FBI can't legally work outside the US, barring special cases, though I'm not sure if that distinction existed pre-CIA.
Still, I'd look into it. I tried, and it seems like most pre-WW 2 intelligence agencies were either a) SIGINT or b) created specifically for, and existed only for the duration of, a major war (Civil War, WW 1, etc.).
EDIT: According to the FBI's own website
, interwar FBI barely had the authority to fight Al Capone. I highly doubt they'd be doing anything in rural Britain.
Unless the guy was, like, a former FBI agent.
edited 12th Feb '15 4:34:08 PM by RenaTheArchmage
I am become Death, Destroyer of Miniputts.
poisonpenpal
Yeah former works so much better actually.
Saint Laughter
poisonpenpal
Also, what are the character sheets going too look like?
Saint Laughter
Perpetually Disappointed
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I am also curious about this as I'm otherwise ready to write everything out.
Sandwich Summoner
Never mind about my OSS agent, they started in 1942. But I could still be FBI!
Saint Laughter