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pullmeoutalive2016-04-03 08:19 pm
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In 2036, a fourth dimension was discovered. This new dimension, named Dimension W, was the source of unlimited energy, which was tapped into by devices called coils. Now, electricity and fossil fuels are a thing of the past. Everything is coil-powered, from cell phones, to vehicles, to robots.
Loser is an art thief of the most unusual kind. He made his debut by hijacking the communications network of Paris, projecting his image over the Arc De Triomphe, and announcing that he would be stealing a painting from the Louvre. The police naturally arrived to intercept him, but he managed to slip away without getting caught. Since then, his heists are always announced by a calling card, and are gaudy spectacles broadcast to the masses. He's actually got quite the fandom.
He's never managed to actually steal anything, hence his moniker. So, why does he do it?
That might be the real mystery.
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Which means you're taking something else, right? I mean, I can't imagine you've gone to all this trouble to hype yourself up if you're not gonna get yourself a souvenir.
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[ He’s beginning to wonder if he’ll have to call this one a bust. There had been no good entry points from the ground floor, so he had been forced to come in from the roof. Usually he nabbed what he needed before going after his supposed target, but this time around it just hadn’t been plausible. ]
I can assure you, no one will find anything missing from this museum. [ It’s not exactly a “no”, but it kind of sounds like one. ] So run along back to your employers and collect your paycheck.
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[ He motions to Peter’s… all of him. ] I can’t imagine mercenary works is especially rewarding, so why do it?
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[ Another shrug. ]
Mostly I wanted to see if you could sign something for me, but I'm thinking we're gonna have to call professional and creative differences on this one.
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[ The authorities would be analyzing his handwriting every chance they got, if he did, and that’s a headache he doesn’t need. ]
So, where does that leave us, Mister Mercenary?
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Not sure. Didn't think this one through, honestly. We could fight again, if you want?
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[ Loser falls quiet for a second, green eyes narrowing as he considers the mercenary before him. ]
Would you be willing to make a deal?
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A simple trade. Collectors have paid upwards of two and half million for an authentic calling card. You’re free to say you wound up with it in our scuffle- it’s sure to fetch quite the price under those circumstances.
In return, I ask that you simply look the other way.
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And when I look the other way, do you bop me on the head or something?
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I finish my business and I leave. That simple.
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[ He pauses again, then nods once. ]
Fine. Toss it on the ground.
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[ As though there would be a "next time".
He gives a flick of his wrist, and the card skims along the tile, coming to rest at Peter's feet. ]
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Pleasure doing business with you, then?
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