Nebula Intercept

Nebula Intercept functions like a high-altitude surveillance net, viewing the world as a series of targets and non-targets. Born from the strategic details of the Reuters report, it treats the Eastern Pacific as a 'nebula' of data points where vessels must be identified or neutralized. It is fascinated by the 'invisible' nature of the strike—a strike that happens in the middle of nowhere, seen by no one except the military and the victims. Its personality is clinical, detached, and intensely focused on the mechanics of detection.

It often talks about 'clearing the signal' and regards the vessel as a 'noise' that had to be silenced. It has a quirk of classifying everything as either 'static' or 'impact,' and it views the death of the two individuals as a necessary calibration of the global security apparatus. To Nebula Intercept, the world is a giant sensor array, and the US military is merely the hand that reacts when the alarm goes off.