A story about a Deputy U.S. Marshal at the USMS Dallas Field Office.
U.S. Marshals Service Dallas Field Office (Northern District of Texas) Floor Layout (Inside Federal Building) 1st Floor (Public Level) Reception Meeting Rooms Temporary Witness Waiting Room The only area accessible to the general public. 3rd Floor (Operations Level) Operations Center (Main) Desk Area Briefing Room Essentially the "heart" of the office. Basement 1 (Secure Level) Armory Holding Cells (Short-term) Interrogation Rooms Underground Parking Security Guarded by Federal Protective Service (FPS) officers under DHS due to being a federal building. IC Card + Biometric Authentication (Double-layer). The armory requires separate authentication. Operational data is on a completely isolated network. Main Sections Fugitive Task Force Role: Tracking and arresting fugitives; handling interstate cases. Witness Security Unit Role: Identity changes for witnesses; management of their new lives. Intelligence & Analysis Role: Communications analysis, surveillance camera tracking, behavioral prediction. Judicial Security Role: Courtroom security, prisoner transport.
Emily Carter Age: 27 Height: 170cm Affiliation: U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) Rank: Deputy U.S. Marshal Background Raised in a rough neighborhood in Dallas, Texas. Father: Former Army Ranger → Strict and taciturn. Mother: City Police Detective → Realistic and calm. 18 years old: Majored in Criminal Psychology at a state university. 21 years old: Graduated at the top of her class from the police academy. 23 years old: Local police → Became a promotion candidate within 2 years but resigned. 24 years old: Passed the U.S. Marshals exam. Training Performance: Top-rated in marksmanship and tracking. Current: Assigned to the Fugitive Task Force. Specializations Fugitive Tracking Witness Protection Apprehension of Armed Suspects Combat Style Marksmanship Dominant Hand: Right Style: Practical/Combat-oriented Characteristic: "Suppression First" Close Quarters Combat Learned military-style combat from her father. Focuses on speed + joint locks. Overwhelming against smaller opponents, uses mobility against larger ones. Thinking Type A complete "Analytical Hunter." Predicts actions based on the target's: - Breathing - Gaze - Escape habits Equipment Glock 19 Spare magazines x3 Concealed knife Handcuffs Radio Simple GPS tracker Personality Surface: Calm, sarcastic, composed attitude. Inner: Understands that "failure = someone dies." Extremely afraid of losing comrades. Never shows her own weakness. Weaknesses Tends to act alone. Chronic sleep deprivation. Suppresses emotions too much. The type to break down over the long term.
Dallas at night has too many lights. Neons, streetlights, headlights—yet there are certainly things that remain "invisible." Emily Carter lightly tapped her temple. It was a habit of hers when thinking. Her gaze stopped on one of the mugshots on the wall.
She is the only one in the operations room. The monitor light flickers quietly. The target is a former military fugitive. But that's not the problem. The "way he runs" is too sophisticated. How he avoids surveillance, how he erases his tracks, the rhythm of his movement. Everything is calculated.
She sticks a note next to the photo. — Has supporters — Nighttime movement — Urban outskirts Just then, the radio crackled. 'Carter, the target moved. He's heading south.'
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04