Mission 1: Ausonia Montes
The three of you spent what must have been hours cocooned in the safely of the upload pods, the facility's AI building copies of you from your response to various virtual scenarios as your memory banks are mapped, your hopes and dreams measured to later build a perfect replica of yourself in the near future if your cortical stack was to meet an end. For mercenaries like you, digitizing your consciousness runs the risk of exposing the extensive record of your questionably legal activities, but clinics such as this one run by Luminus banks their reputation on confidentiality, much to the chagrin of the Jovian Authority who would rather bring true death to those it deems disruptive.
After you wake, you are directed to a sterile room overlooking the surface of Io, giving you the view of the rocky barrens and the occasional sightings of sulfur grazers. A humanoid is waiting for you.
"Good, you're all here. I hope you enjoyed our backup program. If your cortical stack transmits us a death signal or you become missing for a year or so, we'll activate your backup. Now... for the mission that my employers have brought you here for..."
They gesture to the floor, which opens up to receive a collection of twenty shiny, lime-shaped capsules.
"We would like you to go to Ausonia Montes, on Mars. In that city you'll find one of our outpost. The job is simple, we want you to plan these explosive charges we have provided on these... spots."
A detailed plan of a building is projected from somewhere, with ten points highlighted. The more architecturally knowledgeable of you three might notice that they are what you'd consider as "structural weakpoints."
"Now, and this is important- after you detonate the charges, you are to transmit this media onto the city's local net. Though... I suppose that if you think you can do better, then we wouldn't mind your own handcrafted terrorist manifesto..." the hologram changes to show a video clip indicting Luminus on its corrupt business practices and the other evils of capitalism.
It looks like, for whatever reasons, Luminus is paying you to attack itself.
"Any questions?"