The Spy Ninjas, a group of YouTubers, are conducting a lie detector test on the Cloaker, a member of Project Zorgo, to determine if they can trust him and form an alliance to take down Project Zorgo's leader. The test reveals that the Cloaker has been working for Project Zorgo since 2006 and has been involved in various activities, including recruiting and bounty hunting. He also admits to hypnotizing one of the Spy Ninjas, Regina, and using her for a mission.
However, as the test progresses, the Cloaker's answers become more vague and evasive, leading to inconclusive readings on the lie detector. Despite this, he eventually opens up about his past and his reasons for wanting to take down the Project Zorgo leader, including a personal vendetta.
In the end, the Cloaker passes the lie detector test, and the Spy Ninjas decide to form an alliance with him and Melvin (PZ-9) to take down the Project Zorgo leader. The group comes together, and they vow to work together to achieve their goal.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Spy Ninjas are conducting a lie detector test on the Cloaker to see if they can trust him.
2. The Cloaker was orphaned as a child and was called "Hunter" by other smugglers.
3. The Cloaker was recruited by Project Zorgo in 2006.
4. The Cloaker oversaw operations in the Philippines.
5. The Cloaker developed his tracking skills as a bounty hunter.
6. The Cloaker was paid by the highest bidder to hunt people.
7. The Cloaker is part of the resistance.
8. The Cloaker's goal is to take down the Project Zorgo leader.
9. The Cloaker hypnotized Regina and programmed her to go on a mission to defeat the leader.
10. The Cloaker wants to defeat the Project Zorgo leader because he has a personal vendetta against him.
11. The Cloaker's brother is no longer alive, and he blames the Project Zorgo leader for it.
12. The Cloaker and Melvin (PZ-9) will work together with the Spy Ninjas to defeat Project Zorgo.
13. The alliance between the Cloaker, Melvin, and the Spy Ninjas will make them more powerful than Project Zorgo.