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Our Approach & Commitments
Mission-Focused, Discipline-Minded.
We combine operational boldness with legal rigor. Our legal team and in-region counsel vet every engagement to align client objectives with applicable law, export controls and human-rights obligations. 
When student councils, law enforcement agencies or institutions become obstacles to client requirements, Valoris will pursue resolution.
Including formal challenge, strategic escalation, or public advocacy, guided by the client’s mandate, reputational calculus and risk appetite.

Transparent Risk Management.
We present realistic options, trade-offs and likely outcomes. Clients receive a calibrated assessment of legal, political and operational risk alongside proposed mitigations and decision points.

Accountability & Auditability.
We commit to clear documentation, mission logs and after-action reviews and reports. Our teams operate under strict command-and-control frameworks and are subject to internal compliance checks.

Discretion & Integrity.
Confidentiality, fiduciary responsibility and respect for regional contexts are non-negotiable. Our reputation is built on delivering difficult solutions without unnecessary spectacle.

Core Services
We offer an integrated suite of services designed to reduce uncertainty, protect assets and people, and enable mission success across the full spectrum of security challenges.

No red tape. No 911 calls. Only actions and results.

Strategic Risk & Threat Advisory
Comprehensive geopolitical and operational risk analyses tailored to specific projects, regions and timelines.
Scenario planning, red-team assessments and board-level briefings that convert complexity into clear options for leadership.

Security Program Design & Management
End-to-end security architecture: policy, procedures, staffing, SOPs and escalation frameworks.
With local partnerships (regional dependent) and supply-chain security to ensure continuity across jurisdictions.

Crisis & Incident Response
24/7 rapid-response coordination for kidnap, hostile incident, regional unrest and critical infrastructure threats.
Media, legal and stakeholder management integrated into response plans accordingly.

Training & Capacity Building
Practical training programs for executive protection, close-quarters safety, non-kinetic threat recognition, and organizational resilience.
All are designed to raise standards, discarding what's unnecessary.

Logistics & Mission Support
Secure, discreet transport planning, liaison, and logistics for movement in semi and non-permissive environments.
Robust compliance checks and audits to reduce legal and reputational exposure.

Direct Action — R.A.G.E. Unit (Recon • Assault • Guard • Escort)

Valoris’ Direct Action unit, known colloquially as R.A.G.E., is a modular force element capable of rapid deployment to resolve acute threats and execute high-stakes protective tasks.

R.A.G.E. operates under a strict chain of command, with legal, ethical, and client-mandate constraints embedded into every mission.
R — Recon (Advanced Situational Awareness)
Purpose-built to deliver timely, high-confidence situational awareness and target packages in complex environments. 

Our reconnaissance capability fuses vetted HUMINT, SIGINT, and technical observability to produce operationally relevant reporting for decision-makers — highlighting risks, opportunities and actionable options.

All collection is conducted under our legal team's review and with an emphasis on minimizing exposure and protecting sources.

A — Assault (Decisive Intervention)
When decisive, immediate intervention is required to protect life or critical assets, Valoris can provide direct intervention teams trained to resolve violent threats with precision and proportionality. 

These teams are mission-focused, disciplined, and operate only within clear client mandates. We emphasize adaptive authority, escalation-of-force discipline, and post-operation accountability.

G — Guard (Static & Mobile Protective Security)
Comprehensive static, as well as mobile protection services for facilities, critical sites, and high-value individuals. 

Guard missions are executed with thorough mission planning, layered defense, access control, and continuous threat monitoring; designed to deter adversaries and maintain operational continuity.

E — Escort (Secure Movement & Protection-in-Transit)
Secure movement solutions for people, sensitive materials and high-value cargo.

Combining route planning, vehicle security, close-protection teams and contingency protocols. Escort operations prioritize predictability reduction, redundancy and appropriate interaction with local authorities.
Typical Clients & Use-Cases

Multi-academic corporations operating in contested or suboptimal jurisdictions.
High-net-worth individuals with an elevated profile or movement risk.
Critical infrastructure operators that are facing active threats or potential governance failure.
Sovereign or sub-sovereign entities seeking external surge capacity under appropriate frameworks.
Special clients with special needs.
Closing Statement
When the stakes are high and conventional options fall short, Valoris provides the clarity, capability and conviction to get the job done. 

We are not risk-seekers; we are the real problem-solvers who will operate where others hesitate. 

With accountability, legal discipline and an unambiguous commitment to protecting what matters to you.

Valoris Group — Precise. Relentless. Immediate.
Getting Started / Contact Info
Secure Inquiry:
 [email protected] (PGP available upon request)

Operations Hotline:
 +[Redacted] (available 24/7 for verified clients)

Initial Intake:
 We begin with a non-attributable risk assessment and a legal pre-check to scope feasible options.

SDP Service Process & Summary
Intake
Quick, confidential scoping: we hear the problem, verify authority, set clear thresholds.

Plan
A bespoke “delivery” plan tailored to the client's liking: with timing, transit, redundancies and contingencies spelled out.

Transit
Discreet transit options and method using our air & land fleet to keep things unremarkable.
Our mechanical fleet: low-profile fixed wing, rotary lift and tactical mobility, is the backbone of reach and discretion. 
Marketing copy calls them “delivery vehicles.” In practice: fast, quiet, deniable.

Close
Post-delivery aftercare: narrative control, exposure reduction, reputational remediation. Keeping everything in minimal footprint.

Audit (Optional)
Client-side documentation, backlog, post-delivery reports and legal signoff if requested.

Closing Statement
If closure is the only acceptable outcome, and you have the mandate to request it, SDP is the way. 

We’ll listen, we’ll map the trade-offs, and we’ll tell you plainly our parimeters. 

Discretion is our baseline; accountability is part of the price.

Contact
As previously mentioned, SDP operates by invitation and selective mandate.

To initiate a confidential consultation or to request a capability brief tailored to your project, contact our client liaison team.

You know who to reach out to. We'll be ready.

Late tonight, what's presumably a hit has struck the residence of a Kaiser PMC veteran, known in the hoods as "Doc".

Passerbys called it in after hearing a hell of a ruckus. Explosion, gunshots, and noises of what sound like homemade booby traps going off.

When someone had the balls to enter the safehouse afterwards, it was a mess: doors blown open, furniture flipped, drawers emptied, and walls tattered and charred.

The whole place was rummaged like a storm had just gone past the place.

However, it was impossible to tell if anything was robbed or stolen, given the place's situation. Plus, the guy lived a discreet and perhaps frugal life ever since he went to the private sector.

One android body was found inside. Shot and mutilated, according to some jackass's social media post with a photo. Chassis VIN later identified and confirmed to be Doc by BMG’s Designated Android Forensic Team.

Interestingly enough, our insider in the DAFT (great acronym by the way) found that the body's cranium as well as the throat are, for the lack of a better term, pried open with tools, with crucial parts missing, such as the speech module and short-term memory storage hardware.

No claim, no chatter from the usual suspects. Only a few witnesses report an unassuming-looking van pulling away at odd hours and a quadcopter drone circling briefly before disappearing.

Whether that’s coincidence or cover is up for debate; people in the lanes are calling it a “special delivery” in the worst sense: tidy, fast, and final.

Rumors already spinning left and right: Kaiser tying up loose ends, debt settlement, or someone testing a new kind of pressure play that’s meant to scare more than slay.

What’s clear is this: this is not just some smash-and-grab. The place was left as a message. Whoever did it wanted a quiet in-and-out, and the subsequent chaos.

Editor’s note:

We don’t know everything, and we won’t pretend to. Call it what you like, but don’t let the slang turn into certainty. “Delivery” is the word on the street because it’s shorter than the truth. Be careful out there. Absence of noise isn’t the same as safety.

Not anymore.

......

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Street view outside of the studio during day.

Late on Christmas Eve (Dec. 24), a sharp, coordinated raid struck the HQ of a small security firm: Fulsar & Co.

Witnesses report a vehicle without a license plate arriving in the dark, a short, controlled burst of comms and movement, then an equally fast exit. Ring any bells?

By dawn, the HQ bore the scars of, as you may have guessed, a hit: doors breached, cabinets ransacked, server racks tampered with, and comms gear smashed; no confirmed casualties at the time of publishing.

A strange twist, though: a laminated sticker and an intricate insignia of a famous (or infamous, depending on which side you are on) fixer group, Problem Solver 68, were found plastered to the main door's frame.

Several delinquents say they glimpsed two hooded and masked figures tagging the symbol before they vanished into the darkness of the alleyways. Local chatters leaped straight to PS68; motives suggested include brokering deals, settling scores, or a purge of competitors.

No claim from the usual suspects. Only a few report on the aforementioned vehicle pulling away at odd hours and a quadcopter drone circling briefly before disappearing.

Whether that’s coincidence or cover is up for debate; people in the lanes are calling it a “special delivery” in the worst sense: tidy, fast, and final.

Rumors already spinning left and right: Kaiser tying up loose ends, debt settlement, or someone testing a new kind of pressure play that’s meant to scare more than slay.

Fulsar & Co. have instructed partners to stand down and go completely dark. Fixers are whispering of reprisal, and middlemen are tightening lists and delaying drops.

The lanes are tense; Christmas has suddenly become a colder, more watchful night than ever before.

Editor’s note:

Now, two things stand out that make us cautious about the obvious reading.

First: the op’s precision: limited collateral, no noise of demo charges, prioritized destruction of comms and manifest records, and reported aerial overwatch.

Doesn't seem like PS68's way of handling things; you'd think they'd had their purple-haired psychopath or that imp-looking little shit wreak havoc and trash the whole place in broad daylight.

No. This looks like the playbook of a bigger, better-equipped actor than a routine fixer smash. Again, ring any bells?

Second: planting a calling card is classic false-flag tradecraft. Stick a familiar tag or name on the scene, and you steer blame, spark internal scrambles, and let the real hand keep clean.

Of course, we've got no proof; just patterns and indications that matter to anyone making a living in the lanes.

We'll leave you with these questions for your late-night brainstorming: Who benefits most from Fulsar being crippled? And who would gain from Problem Solver 68 taking the blame?

One final note: as this news is published, the KDN news team is taking a short holiday break. We’ll be off the wire to spend time with classmates and recenter after a year of tracking too many noise-and-blood nights.

We’ll return after the break with follow-ups and any verified developments. Until then, do the usuals: vet every contact, avoid new channels you can’t verify, and don’t let rumor rush you into a move you’ll regret.

Oh, and Merry Christmas!

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In the final week of the year, federal and local security agencies have confirmed an uptick in reports of unidentified individuals lurking near federal institutes across the suburban corridor, particularly the building of the Federal Investigation Club, colloquially known as S.C.H.A.L.E.

Witnesses and KSPD patrols describe small, organized teams of two to four individuals seen loitering near vehicle entrances, photographing perimeters, and making observations of access routes.

Several building cameras recorded unmarked utility vans idling in restricted parking zones for irregular periods before leaving without incident.

A spokesperson for the Valkyrie Police Academy confirmed that multiple agencies are coordinating to assess the nature of these incidents.

“At this point, we are aware of the reports and are combing through all available footage and logs,” said Ogata Kanna, the director of the Public Security Bureau. “While there is no immediate threat to Schale's staff or facilities, vigilance remains a top priority.”

D.U.'s street police have increased nighttime patrols around key infrastructure and have requested all private security teams report any similar behavior.

“These could be routine urban surveyors, private contractors, or something less ordinary; we’re trying to keep an open mind,” said an anonymous officer from the D.U. department of the KSPD. “But we’re treating this more seriously than ever; this is Sensei's security at risk.”

City authorities have asked business owners in adjacent districts to preserve surveillance footage dating back to December 20. Residents and commuters are encouraged to stay alert but avoid speculation.

As the new year approaches, both federal and municipal agencies are expected to maintain an elevated security posture through the New Year holiday. No arrests, detentions, or suspects have been officially identified at this time.

The General Student Council has been notified, but given the seat of the Chief of the Defense Office is still vacant, their reach and action can be expected to be limited.

S.C.H.A.L.E. has yet to made any official statements, any attempts to contact Auburn Nóttson (namely Sensei of Schale) for any further information has been deemed fruitless.

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20:31 Jan. 3rd Saturday
Subject: A talk
From: Schale_Official ([email protected])
To: Griffin_VLR ([email protected])

Hello Mr.Griffin,

Happy New Year; though I’m guessing neither of us got much of a break.

We’ve had a few incidents crop up over the holidays: 

Unmarked teams sniffing around my office's perimeters, late-night drive-bys and staking, points of entry/exit checks.

Some of my girls with keen eyes picked up the oddity much like I did, and they were worried about Schale's security and my personal safety.

Now, nothing’s on paper yet, but the pattern reminded me of something out of your company's playbook.

If this is one of yours running off the leash, or someone trying to look like it is, I’d rather we handle it before it picks up more eyes than it already has. 

The last thing either of us needs is more sticks stirring this pot full of shit and getting it on everybody else.

I can set up a secure call or a private meeting to discuss the matter. Reply to this email for your available windows and acceptable communication methods.

Appreciate your time,

— Auburn Nóttson

Federal Investigation Club, S.C.H.A.L.E.

22:57 Jan. 3rd Saturday
Subject: A talk
From: Griffin_VLR ([email protected])
To: Schale_Official ([email protected])

Tomorrow at 1400, your office.

We will be there.

— G.

00:00 Jan. 5th Monday
Subject: New Message
From: Schale_Official ([email protected])
To: Griffin_VLR ([email protected])

So be it.


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