To Live in Fear (Blade Runner: the Role Playing Game)

So -- one of your informants comes to you one morning and says one of the other girls she works with in the camps along the sea wall has gone missing. They're both homeless, so -- her words, not yours -- "nobody else is gonna give a fuck." She really wants you to help, but what's one more missing homeless girl to a Blade Runner, of all things?

You try to let her down easy, but she's not taking no for an answer. And when it clicks for her that you don't intend to help, well... that's when she says it, the one little sentence tossed into a china cabinet like a stick of lit dynamite:

"Niander Wallace -- she disappeared after she started going around telling people Niander Wallace got her pregnant."

Hell. You figure you gotta tell someone, but stuff like this still isn't your purview so it's still not your problem. That assumption was your first mistake.

Wouldn't you know it, but the next morning you and a few of your RDU partners find yourself sitting in the Deputy Chief's office with some sorta Wallace Corp exec who's telling you a new story now -- the very same homeless girl was snatched exiting Wallace Corp headquarters by known members of the Replicant Underground Resistance. Now this mess, missing girl and all? Now it's definitely your purview (you fucking wise-ass).

Find the kidnappers -- oh, and find the girl "if you can," the exec had added as an obvious afterthought -- and help them find an early retirement. Get going, Blade Runner... the streets of Los Angeles don't wait.