Special agents, also known as secret police, are a group of mysterious and legendary figures in the history of human war. They usually perform their tasks in a private way to ensure national security. The task of special agents is not to maintain normal legal order, but to protect the government from attacks first, and is often used as a tool for political persecution.

Agents generally have to undergo strict screening and technical training, such as foreign languages, psychology, fighting, local conditions and customs, tracking and anti-tracking, and the establishment and management of information networks. Then, they have to go through long-term internships and perform special tasks through professional training.

Therefore, they usually have the following important characteristics: first, the protection of important people must be self-sacrifice when necessary. Second, safeguard the security of the capital and stand up when there is danger on important occasions. For example, in the event of an explosion or shooting, we should attack quickly, catch criminals and stop possible dangers. The third is to carry out major tasks at the national level, such as chasing and attacking important criminals, spying on information, and going deep into other countries or institutions to complete special tasks. Fourth, when necessary, sacrifice yourself heroically for the country and the Secret Service for greater interests or confidentiality needs. Fifth, if a rescue mission fails, it must automatically quit the mission and hand it over to the next agent. This shows that agents are well-trained military professionals and have certain judicial rights. They can use approved weapons and equipment, conduct approved secret investigations and prevent arrests and killings. Some people enjoy independent priority and special legal immunity.

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