Operation James Bond

Although on the surface you lead a “normal” life, you are a Field Agent 0 of the UK’s MI6 Secret Intelligence Service, a rank that assigns you A-level missions: profiling, document classification and archiving, photographic surveillance and tracking of designated targets—until you receive an ultra-encrypted message with APN (High National Priority) rating, calling for you to report to an undisclosed zone in the City of Buenos Aires. You immediately accept the mission and follow the directions from your global GPS, which guide you to precise coordinates in the Saavedra suburb. There, to your surprise, you find other Agent 0s who have received the same message. In that moment, perfectly in sync, everyone’s phones ring with a new message: “Agents 0: Agent 007 has sent a ‘Life Alert’ signal from this location. The classification of this signal indicates that Agent 007 remains there at imminent risk of death, so your mission is to enter and rescue him alive. Good luck!”