Iris Network: Mystery Agents
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The Mystery Agents of The Iris Network Series take their role behind scenes. These agents, although not seen, contribute greatly to the success of the Network. These agents work with active agents to provide a family and a fight to the death.
Crudo
Nothing is known about Agent Crudo at this time.
Illusion
It has been leaked that this agent is known for her video editing skills. Her skills have yet to be seen in The Network Series. Nothing else is known of this character at this time.
Iris
This woman is very mysterious to The Iris Network. She claims that she needs their help and explains many dreams in which she is ‘The Chosen One.’ It is unclear to what she means. As of this time, she is being watched and advised by The Osiris Agency.
Rockabilly
Rockabilly is the ‘mysterious’ leader of The Iris Network. It has been suspected that he is a relative of the uncle and the boy who founded The Network. He is known to be extremely wealthy, and also, holds a grudge against The Order of Denderah. He is twenty-three years old, and has very diverse tastes. He states he’s into fine arts and musical theater. He is also the final voice in The Iris Network known for voting out Agent Damieneyes.
Unknown
This woman has yet to confirm herself with The Iris Network. It is unclear as to her specialties or goals.
Vlad Havok
Vlad Havok's reason to being accepted into the Iris Network is unknown. The only purpose he has served thus far was as the chauffer that brought Jennifer/Agent Genocide to the Hymn of One seminar. Vlad Havok has only been seen on screen once in a video entitled "Rennie George the party gnome." He is known to be eighteen years old. He is also a well-known musician and prefers music over people. This has lead to the suspicion that he is a ‘recluse.’ He is also known for his revolutionary ideals and is typically called, a ‘dreamer.’
