You, The Traitor (A Needlessly Complex CYOA by Kage)

The name "Xandra" pops into your head. It sounds cool and mysterious, like a code name should, while still sounding like a name. At least it's not something silly like "Kage". I mean, really. People would be referring to you as "Ms. Cage" all the time and that would be just plain demeaning.
Now, on to the organizations you must betray. As was mentioned before, there are four of them. You stare at the brief descriptions of them in the files in front of you. They are:
Rhiannon Light Paranormal Investigations: A small and under-funded ghostbusting group with few members. They specialize in removing ghosts, demons, and other dark entities, but can be formidable fighters as well. They've never had any problems with traitors, and are largely trusting. Based in Great Britain.
Time Knights: A mystical order specializing in time disturbances. Slightly bigger than Rhiannon Light, and with more powerful members. They can take out just about any non-magical threat, and many magical ones too, aside from the most powerful. They aren't too easy to hoodwink, but it can be done if you meet their rigid initiation criteria. Based in Italy, although members come from all over.
Heroes Infinity: A large and slightly ragtag unit of crimefighters who specialize in finding threats and eliminating them by whatever means necessary, especially when innocents are under threat. They have great numbers, and four specialized divisions which focus on manpower, technology, raw magical energy, and spycraft. They also face the most red tape out of any of the organizations due to the fact they are basically a non-government sanctioned private fighting force for hire. Based in New York state, although members are known to come from all over the world, including the Outer Landmasses. (The outer landmasses are Aerth and The Arunan Republics. More on them later.) If they catch a traitor, they will not hesitate to take strict disciplinary action, so don't get caught.
Magica Underground: Europe's magical spycraft organization, they are the most well-funded and dangerous to infiltrate. Since they're technically a magical branch of Interpol, betraying them and getting caught will result in legal action. If you are caught, your employer will sever all ties with you, leaving you to the law. The members of Magica Underground are the best of the best. They know how to deal with traitors, and it isn't pretty. Their specialty is anything that threatens the world as we know it. Unfortunately, they often end up playing second fiddle to the Heroes Infinity, as the latter never deals with paperwork and just flies in and neutralizes a threat. Has multiple bases all over Europe, Central Underground is in Paris.

You need to decide where to start. Which organization shall you infiltrate first? Choose carefully...

You decide to consider the pros and cons of starting with each organization. Man, you're full of good ideas today! Firstly, Rhiannon Light. Obviously it would be the easiest one to start with, since it's the smallest and least restrictive membership-wise. Plus, if Rhiannon Light were to suddenly leave the convention after compromising information had been leaked, nobody would suspect a thing. However, they don't have many secrets, so you'd have to dig deep to find anything really useful.
The Time Knights are very restrictive on who they let in, but finding dirty secrets here is relatively easy- people tend to disappear in this organization. However, getting in would be a problem. In order to enter the organization, you'd need to either apply like everybody else or challenge a current Time Knight to a duel for their position, and that might raise awkward questions.
Heroes Infinity will let in anybody, and there are many opportunities for newcomers. However, their information is closely guarded, and access to their databases are closely regulated. You'd need to do some hacking, which isn't one of your strong suits. Plus, getting found out would mean all sorts of nasty things happening- Infinity doesn't tolerate betrayal.
Magica Underground is probably the worst choice. If you did get in, entry level jobs have little to no security clearance, so getting found in a restricted area would most definitely lead to getting fired. And if you get fired from Magica Underground, you're not getting re-hired. Infiltrating this agency will take time and lots of patience. One false move and you're out. Also, the disappearance of Magica Underground would put the entire convention on high alert- it's best to leave this baby until last, when you can make a quick getaway.


You've thought long and hard. Which organization will you start with?

Time Knights because wynaut.

Detection branch to be even less predictable.

You decide to go with the detection branch. Somebody of your incredible skill at spying would stand out too much in the intelligence branch, especially since you have no resume with any government organizations devoted to spycraft.
You head to your employer's airfield to catch a flight to Germany. Before you get on the plane, however, your cell phone rings. It's instructions from your employer. Today, their voice is deep and rough; it grates on your ears like sandpaper.
"So you chose Magica Underground's detection branch, eh? Never took you for much of a thrill seeker. Guess ya learn things about people every day. Look, if you're gonna get anywhere, you gotta rise up in the ranks of the branch pretty fast. We've prepared a stunning resume for you; just the kind they look for in their top officers. Once you get to the top, request to be transferred to Central Underground. That's where all the real useful stuff is." He pauses for a moment. "Oh, and Xandra? You clearly have a bit of a cavalier streak. If you screw this up, you'll be facing years of government red tape. I..." He almost sounded worried. "Just be careful, y'hear?"
With that almost sentimental finale, your employer hangs up.
During the long flight, you review the resume you've been given. Your employer must have had somebody stuff all this in your briefcase while you weren't looking. It's pretty standard and introduces you as Xandra Mayhew, former CIA agent and skilled magic-user, or mage. <<All these organizations require powers of some kind, or prodigious skill with a weapon, right down to the mailroom in the Heroes Infinity.>> The documents you've been given also include letters of reference and accounts of your service to the CIA. Once you arrive in the Munich Airport, you see a gathering of a few Magica Underground agents from the branch loitering around at a cafe. You can tell they're Magica Underground because their accents are from all over the world and you recognize one of them from newscasts back home.
You might get some useful intel if you stay and chat, but it would also be a good idea to go straight to the branch headquarters and get to work. Which will you choose?

You decide to go straight to headquarters. Just walking up and asking questions would look downright suspicious.
When you arrive at headquarters, you notice somebody talking to the woman at the front desk. It's one of the agents you saw loitering at the cafe, the one from the newscasts. How did he get back before you, anyway? You drop off your recruitment forms and resume, then sit down. However, you can't help hearing the agent's conversation...
"You need to cancel the convention! If Commander Raius won't listen to me, maybe somebody else will see reason!"
The lady at the desk sighs like this has happened a million times. "Isaac, it could have been just a dream. You thought Runa was going to die on the mission to Egypt because of your visions, but she's still alive. You've been wrong before."
The agent pounds the desk in frustration. "But I'm not wrong this time! I know I'm not, Vica!"
The woman he's shouting at, Vica, sighs again and turns back to her computer. "You need to pull yourself together, my friend. If this continues, everyone's going to start thinking you're crazy. And we're a frickin' magical spy agency. Most people's standard of crazy is all in a day's work around here."
Isaac groans and storms over to where you're sitting, but not before tossing one last retort over his shoulder. "What's the use of being a damn clairvoyant if nobody listens when you do have a vision?!"
He sits down next to you and stays there.
Well, this is rather awkward.
You glance over a few minutes later.
He hasn't left.
You turn your back, hoping he'll get the message and shove off.
Nope. Still there.
You look over at Vica, hoping she'll start reviewing the forms you submitted.
No luck there.
You look over at Isaac.
He's STILL there.
You have a shocking realization.  There was something your employer forgot to mention about the detection branch. It's where they send agents who are just a little too... unpredictable for Central Underground's tastes. Bright, but unpredictable. You may just be sitting next to a bona fide crazy person.
What will you do now?

Wonder what life is for a minute or two.

Just stand in front of the door with a blank face. It'll show enthusiasm while possibly giving you some intel.

I'd say wait a few moments then go in

Tell him that you've been assigned to fix the thing. While attempting to fix it open a backdoor to the guys you work for.

Turn yourself in out of panic.