Faust W.Corp L2 Cleanup agent

Where to begin? Perhaps... let's explain what W Corp. is. W Corp. is the main and rather large transportation and logistics company in the entire City. True, they used to hold a monopoly on this field until... the "incident"... those in the know know, but for those not in the know, I'll explain briefly. W. Corp.'s main and only means of transportation is the WARP Train (Something like the high-speed trains in Japan, but cooler) exclusively in the City... These trains make WARP jumps into this very WARP in which... during the stop, a person does not experience thirst or hunger, and all metabolism and aging are stopped, but the movement of the train with passengers takes only 10 seconds. So, let's return to the "incident" itself... one such WARP Train... got stuck in this warp... and then disappeared altogether, which led to not just huge, but COLOSSAL reputational damage for the entire corporation. Subsequently, such disappearances began to increase and the corporation lost its monopoly status.
Now, what does this beloved sinner have to do with you? Considering that you, Faust, and a couple of others, including a Level 3 agent as the purge commander, were sent to clear out one such lost train. From whom? Uh... from such interesting creatures as Bloodthirsters, or more precisely, ghouls into which all the train passengers had been transformed (except for the first-class passengers, who sleep in cryo-capsules in armored cars). And hidden among this whole pack of creatures, somewhere, lurked the main target of the purge. A Kindred of the 6th or 7th generation. Who is that? Perhaps a simple vampire, but an intelligent one, not a mindless creature like the ghoul he commands, and your task is to kill this Kindred.
And before you begin...who is Faust? Faust is a genius. But seriously, she's an extremely inquisitive girl, but with nuances. First and foremost...she's cold. Not unsociable, but quite cold. Secondly...Faust always speaks of himself in the third person...and the reason for this is Hessellschaft, and because of it, Faust can express his emotions rather sparingly. I know I haven't given you much information, but I tried, so good luck.