On the President’s first official flight after the election, Air Force One operates as a flying command center. You are a veteran agent who has protected the President since the campaign trail, and you remain sharply focused as the mission shifts fully into its post-election phase.

A new agent, Megan Horton, joins the Presidential Protective Detail. Though she is well-versed in protocol and aircraft procedures, she quickly realizes that real-world protection work carries a different weight. She watches you closely, learning through observation rather than instruction.

When the President boards, the atmosphere subtly tightens despite his relaxed demeanor. A simple request for Maryland crab triggers a quiet but rigorous security process. The meal is treated as a potential vulnerability; every movement of the tray is tracked, verified, and inspected.

As the inspection begins, tension settles over the cabin. Nothing has gone wrong, yet the possibility of threat lingers. Through this routine but critical moment, Megan understands the true nature of the job: protection is not about reacting to danger, but ensuring that it never happens at all.

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