England's Department of Mutant and Supernatural Affairs, currently the largest and most powerful such organization in Europe.
Director Garfield of the Special Talent Recruitment Division was interviewing a young mutant man with bluish-white skin, a bald head, and no eyebrows.
Looking at the needle-sized pupils of the mutant youth across from him, the elegantly dressed director still felt somewhat uneasy. He adjusted his Windsor-knotted patterned tie and had to admit that this applicant's abilities were exceptionally suited to work involving mutant affairs.
Under the American government's "strange" support and encouragement, countries and organizations around the world had successively established agencies to deal with mutants and supernatural forces.
This was not only because the emergence of extraordinary powers could affect social peace and stability in many ways, but more importantly because evolved humans had now become another armed force that could not be ignored.
The Soviet Union's Hellfire Institute of the past and America's current Order Whip force both fully demonstrated the strategic significance of evolved humans. Thus, every mutant population born within a nation had become a new kind of special talent resource.
Countries even had to work hard to attract such talents into serving their own interests.
"...Hmm. Let me see. Name: Caliban. You don't have a full name and surname? Is 'Caliban' a nickname, or...?"
"This is Caliban's name, sir. The orphanage gave Caliban this name. It came from Shakespeare's The Tempest. Heh, the situation for mutants wasn't like it is now back then. Caliban's parents probably abandoned Caliban."
The gaunt mutant Caliban, with his huge round bald head, looked just like a corpse specimen soaked in formaldehyde.
His voice was sharp with a somewhat effeminate quality, and his choice of words was very strange. He always liked using his own name as a first-person pronoun.
Caliban placed