Debt of Honor

August 24, 1945

Attn: Current Base Commander

If you are reading this document, then you are in trying times. If you are not aware of any at this time, I feel confident this is due to ignorance.

Be aware you will receive a call both explaining this vault, and your responsibilities on your honor (there was that phrase again) to support the request of Agent Smith (no, I don’t know his real name, nor does anyone else.)

Be aware that this situation is extremely sensitive, and most information about it was very close to the vest. In fact, most people won’t believe you in any case.

“Without giving further information than is my right, I will say on my honor that without the help and support of Agent Smith and his family we might have failed to catch the actual danger coming from Hiroshima and Nagasaki and selected different cities. There were three agents, not Americans, who went into the cities and brought us proof that Japan was creating mutated soldiers and was getting ready to deploy these troops in the war.

In order for there to be no doubt that the base, the soldiers, and the scientists were still inside, these three agents stayed close to the base to verify personally nothing left those bases before the strike occurred.

They were there when the bombs were dropped.

We owe them so much. We returned so little.

When this vault opens, a request against our debt, our honorable debt, is being made.

On my honor this day I plead with you to honor our debt.”