After-action // fiction

The armored figure carrying a rescued civilian through a flooded street
The Overpass rescue. AI-generated dramatization art (2026-09-26), created in-house . Original fictional character art — no real people depicted.

Missions

Selected entries from three years of pings — each one logged, each one answered.

FICTION // DOSSIER
body green armor is an original fictional persona — not a real person, not a real unit. Transmissions, the timeline, and the mission stories on this site are written lore for the character.

The Overpass

Mission 001

Two spans down, a bus with them, water rising. The armor lifted the rear axle while Relay talked the family through it on the radio. Four trips back into the wreck. The first chalk star came a week later.

The Nursery

Flood evacuation

Eleven children, eleven waist-deep trips through black water, six hours. The armor sang — Relay's log notes it, once, and never explains: “humming on channel 3. Kept the kids calm.”

The Ferry

Harbor squall

Power lost, gangway cable whipping. The armor held the cable for forty minutes — a human anchor in a storm — while every passenger crossed. Gone before the authority launch arrived.

The Beacon Night

City blackout

Seventeen intersections, seventeen beacons, one night. The Wards navigated by orange light, and by morning the intersections had chalk stars — Pip had followed the whole route.

The Scaffolding

Ping 300

Two workers on a collapsed scaffold, one with a broken leg. Eleven words on the radio, both souls down safe, scaffold stabilized. Textbook — if the textbook covered seven-foot exosuits.

Longer files: The Protocol, Distress Calls, After-Action.

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