"The alias you choose will be what you use to interact with other Unity members, as well as interact with their platform," said Flintlock. "The alias will be linked to your identity, so no one will know who you really are. Not even the core members of Unity, the ones that assign all the missions, can look into your real identity. To protect your identity, since I know you're a cautious fellow, I took things one step further.
"I reported to my higher up that I will exchange the information you have with benefits that I will transfer to you directly. That means, no one besides me will know that you have even joined Unity. What's more, if you never tell me your alias, I'll have no way of knowing who you are within Unity either. Beyond that, it'll be up to you to ensure that no one connects you to your alias."
