Agent Brian Burnett

Alright so I was already beginning to regret accepting the president's offer to join up. He had me looking into some unusual behavior involving a cop. He'd even given me a norm partner. Norm was the term being used for people without my kind of abilities. I sighed, we were inside the police office asking about him.

"So you haven't seen Officer Victor Taber since his the incident at the hospital?" My partner asked again.

The captain nodded, "He's a good cop but, he has some family issues. I'm sorry I couldn't help you two more."

"Come on Agent Grayson. We are done here," I started for the door.

She did not look happy, "He's not telling us something."

"Yeah," I replied. "What are you going to do torture it out of him?" I pushed the down button next to the elevators.

She didn't reply, "I don't know why they stuck me with a kid like you." We stepped inside the open doors.

"The president himself told you it was beyond your clearance to know. That's all you should need to know," I pushed the ground floor button in the elevator.

"Well someone better make it inside my clearance or I'm going to get angry and..." She stopped short as I gave her a glare. "Never mind."

The elevator stopped and my mind finally clicked on something, "Oh wow we need to make one more stop before we call this one a lost cause."

We got into the car and I told her the address. We drove up and walked up to the door and knocked.

The door swung open and a familiar face appeared inside, before the person could speak I smiled and showed my CIA badge, "Agent Brian Burnett, this is my partner Agent Kimberly Grayson. I'd like to ask you about the whereabouts of your friend Johnson Taber."

(FYI the person at the door is most likely Rain but it could be any of the people who live there. If it is the dad, he knows about Ivar's agent name and the CIA bit, but I'll give a rundown for all yall. The CIA has just recently formed an invisible division, invisible to the outside and all but invisible to the inside unless you are a member of it. The agent assigned to him is not intended to be permanent just long enough for him to learn the ropes because they don't have time to train him the old fashioned way, if it were to become permanent she would be privy to all the knowledge about what he can do, meaning she doesn't know he has magic. The reason for making it part of the CIA is so that they have legitimate reasons for looking for certain people who could be security risks, yes I know that the FBI is homeland protection normally. Any other questions, ask.)