First letter: looking for a job

In this first letter we find the writter is looking for a job from SpyMaster.

"Dear SpyMaster,
I saw on your website that you're looking for a spy who can deal with the supernatural. Only I, in my feminine form, can discern what the supernatural events mean. I have spent my whole life studying it. I am an expert. Please let me know if you'll hire me.
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P.S. That site is hard to get too, I had to fool a lot of sensors."


From this we learn that this writter is definitely a woman. We know it takes place in a time with the internet, so fairly recently. She's clever, and so is this mysterious SpyMaster, for the sensors he/she placed and she fooled. She smeared her name, so I suspect she was either alread a bit paranoid or has had spywork before.

Introduction

I recovered these documents when my tree fell. They were hidden in the roots, which came up with the tree. They seem to be a onesided correspondence, as I only have letters from one person, no one else. There are hints of insanity as the writter becomes steadily more paranoid, ending with an unfinished letter in which she has become sure she is watched every moment, but there is no way that they could see her. That was the last letter she wrote, and she never finished it. She stopped in the middle of a word.

This blog is an analysis and a quest to discover who they are. She refers to the person she is writing to as "SpyMaster", and seems to blot out her name at the end of the letters, as those are all smeared, but the rest of each document is intact.

As for the insanity part, I wonder if these ever got to who they were supposed reach. I suspect that she died before the last letter was finished. Either that or she was hauled into the funny farm as she was writting. She also keeps refering to a mission. Though it is never put into detail, I suspect that if she wasn't insane or this was a figment of her imagination, that she was trying to accomplish something that was tricky.

So that you understand completely, I will not any further into this until I can supply you with the letter's text.