OLD THREAD >>19011960

>>19021618
Might as well start with the other hand now that the first is almost free, we're going to need to get booth loose asap.

>>19021618
"I should say the same to you, herr doktor. Why are you kidnapping people off the streets and performing...whatever it is you're performing? Human experiments? What's your game, Richards?"

>>19021618
"Maybe it did. What was in it? I may have been allergic to it. I'm allergic to a lot of stuff. Like dandruff, bread mold, crazy people. " Take a moment to fake sneeze. "And some other stuff. Wanna tell me whats in those vials Dick? I could save you some time."

Also.

Whoah woah woah. You mean my random thought that only came to me because I wanted Khan to go check out the phoenix school, is true? That would explain how he's really good with fire..

>>19021618
It's your drug Dick, you tell me. So do you have a grand master plan behind all this or do you routinely drug martial artists? Am I just special Dick?

I bet you're dying to tell me exactly what you're going to do to me, just so it hurts more.

Well he is possibly not behind the black ball in the sky.

>>19021671
>Whoah woah woah. You mean my random thought that only came to me because I wanted Khan to go check out the phoenix school, is true?

Nah man I'm just fucking with you

>>19021678
Or are you? Maybe this is just a bluff to lead us down the wrong path concerning Shun.

>>19021678
I can never trust again...oh wait I never did. My ex saw to that.

>>19021682
Or maybe I was bluffing about this and Blaine is actually THE DARK PHOENIX FROM OUTERSPACE

AND SHUN IS THE REINCARNATION OF THE EARTH

AND NALIAH IS THE REINCARNATION OF THE MOOOOOOOON

>>19021682
And by Shun I mean Khan. Maybe Shun is the reincarnation of the Pheonix, the greatest flames produce the deepest shadows.

>>19021702
...

I'm okay with that.

>She is the one. Sailor Moon!

>>19021709
Game of Thrones much?

>>19021702
>>19021709
>>19021729
>>19021731

How about we stop dicking around and continue with the quest?

Is the door out open or closed?

>>19021731
With the way things are going, Shun may as well be the wolf.

>>19021731
Not what I was thinking at the time but I see the reference now. Shun is a phoenix. Khan is actually not supernatural, his flames just are fed by hid burning spirit, but if he pushes too hard he'll burn out and be a shell of the man he once was.

WILD SPECULATION IS GO!

>>19021745
Closed.

>>19021752
so the first thing we do when our hand is free is smash all the lights, then attempt to kill the alchemist, the guards should be too far away to react to the flurry of motion.

You start to saw on your other arm. "I should say the same to you, herr doktor.” You roll your r dramatically. “Why are you kidnapping people off the streets and performing...whatever it is you're performing? Human experiments? What's your game, Richards?"

He walks over to the cabinet full of virals. “Science is not a game, child. Progress is inevitable.” He pulls one out and reads it. “Blaine claims to revere progress and ingenuity, and yet he limits us, the true visionaries.” He puts it back and pulls out another. “He wastes my time. Time that could be spent researching and experimenting instead of uselessly testing animals.” So he’s a madman. That’s good.

>>19021745
Now your just making this sound like work.

We're stalling Richie Batshittie here so we can free ourself and take him hostage, so the guards wont attack us and then we drag him out, get information we need, and mercy kill the man.

>>19021771
"Why not just go elsewhere and experiment? I mean, Blaine isn't dumb...I think. You only endanger yourself by staying her and pissing him off continually"

Is our arm loose?

>>19021796
You could bust one arm out, but there's still your 3 other extremities.

>>19021771
"So you put people's lives, the very lives you swore to enrich, in imminent peril by doing these untested experiments? Maybe Blaine has those protocols in place for exactly that reason. How many other people have sat on this slab that I'm on, Richards? How many have come before me? Where are they now, Richards?"

>>19021800
Let's wait until we get all of them out. Let's not half-ass this.

>>19021771
Just wondering before you stick me full of needles and chemicals and all that jazz, why me? Is it because of my martial art style, you have a grudge of sort with my Sifu?

Commune with the shadows, try to actually talk to them instead of manipulating them, tell them that go time is real soon, that we're going to go into action real soon and we're going to need their help for this one.

As for dealing with the new Josef Mengele over here, when he gets close we're going to want to hold him hostage, with a dagger in the neck far enough that removing it will make him bleed to death, that might give us enough leverage to get out. This is assuming we aren't able to buy enough time to get all of our limbs free.

>>19021776
I meant dicking around with wild speculations like Khan is Sailor Moon in disguise.
Please, stalling Richards is a good idea.

>>19021771
So we weakened one clamp enough for us to break through and started on the other? Good.

>>19021771
"True visionary? Advancing science by doing illegal experiments on humans?
What is it that you want to gain? Money? Power? It is clear that you're not doing this just in the name of science. A true man of science knows not to hurry the process."

>>19021771
"I think he may be right. After all, wildly experimenting on others when you don't even know what you're doing seems a tad backwards, don't you think?"

Try to insult his work so that he gets riled up about it, and goes off on a monologue.

Mad Scientists love Monologues.

>>19021822
That, or it'll enrage him enough to start sticking us early.
Double-edged sword, buddy.

>>19021771
"Ever think there was a reason why you use animals first? They make good test subjects and are easy to replace. Besides, if you transform a mouse into freakish creature from Hell, you can put it down. But do the same to something big, and then you get a monster tearing throughr the city. People gather a mob, torches and pitchforks and run the thing off a cliff. And you have nothing to research because the thing ate your face off. And you don't want to wear a mask right? Blaine already has that for him going. It'd be awkward at parties and one of you would have to change."

This guy’s starting to piss you off with both his stupidity and his elitism. You’ve had enough of both in this city. "Why not just go elsewhere and experiment?” You’re halfway done with this restraint…

“This is the alchemical hub of the world! I couldn’t get materials like this elsewhere, child, nor would I have so many assistants or subjects at my disposal.” He continues to peruse the vials. “Really, it seemed obvious to me.”

You wrench your face in anger. "So you put people's lives, the very lives you swore to enrich, in imminent peril by doing these untested experiments? Maybe Blaine has those protocols in place for exactly that reason. How many other people have sat on this slab that I'm on, Richards? How many have come before me? Where are they now, Richards?"

You’re running out of time. He walks over to a book and opens it, writing something down as you break through the second bind. “Many. Most are dead, some are here. And why do you get so worked up, boy? Each failure is a step closer to success- look at these guards!” He strides over to one and puts his hand on its chest. “Beautiful behemoths, aren’t they? It is a quicker route to the greater good. Some men would kill one to uplift a thousand. I do the same.” He turns back to you. “Only it’s a hundred instead of one. Mathematically efficient for the time saved.”

Your vision goes red for an instant as rage fills your soul. But it’s only an instant, and you compose yourself as you start on your leg. “So why me? Is it because of my martial art style, you have a grudge of sort with my Sifu?”

He looks at you, eyes emotionless. “Your skills intrigue me. You will make a fine assassin for me, boy.” Loping over, he grabs your face with his hand. “I will break your body and rebuild it. I will shatter your mind and construct my own in its place. You *will* be mine and you *will* do as I say.” He smashes your head into the steel table, breaking your concentration for a moment. Stars flit across your vision. “There is no other way.”

>>19021954
ITS GO TIME

Our hands free?

>>19021962
Sure are.

>>19021954
He's right next to us, grab him, put a knife deep in his throat, not so it immediately kills him but if we're disturbed it will immediately cut him very much open.

Once we have leverage over the situation we can get out of this joint.

>>19021966
Moan loudly then whip a hand out with a shadow dagger and hit shank him.

>>19021954
How about the cliche?
"You wont get away with this!?"

>>19021966
Really?
Deception on to confuse everyone.
Shadow Burst Stance on-line.
Slit his throat, remove his head from his head even. We cannot afford to risk it. Besides, it does not look like he knows ANYTHING about us or Sifu so that Bounty Hunter gave us wrong information.

Then rip out the shackles on our legs.

>>19021933
>>19021954
Both arms will be good enough if he does anything sooner. If our arms are free, and he moves to stick us, then we grab him while our ankle!saws cut our feet free.
Take a breath.

"You presume an awful lot, Richards. Who's to say your centurions don't secretly resent you for doing what you did to them? For changing them, for mutating them without their consent. I wonder, if their minds were still collected, what they would say on the whole matter.
"That aside, people will come looking for me, Richards, just as others have looked for the ones who came before me. Don't think victory is absolute. It may lead to a sooner and shallower grave than you'd like."

>>19021981
If we kill him immediately the Centurions might just kill us very much dead, we need a hostage, at least for a tiny bit.

>>19021981
Yeah, I was gonna say, this guy is too far gone. We're not going to get anything else out of him, so let's cut our losses (hurr cut) and get this done quick.

>>19021993
We should be able to evade them and run away now that we are not high on drugs.
I mean, we beat the BEST guard they had. Surely if we try to avoid battle, it shouldn't be that hard?

>>19022014
You seem to have forgotten that there aren't just guards here.

>>19022014
You mean in the tournament? No one said that was one of Richards's experiments. That could just be a really big guard.

>>19022014
>>19022020
>>19022026

Ah, alright.
I was concerned that Richrds might be a powerful individual himself. Maybe not as powerful as Blaine, but surely somewhere close to him.

His first mistake was capturing you.

His second mistake was getting near you.

In an instant, you burst out of your arm binds, dagger sailing for the spinal cord in his neck! You’re fast, but he’s just a bit faster… Your blade doesn’t strike home, but it does slice his throat clean open! Blood gushing, he stumbles back towards his cabinet while the guards lumber towards you, drawing their weapons! In a moment of intensely needed focus, you kick your body into overdrive and saw through both the binds in an instant, freeing yourself completely! Grabbing a vial, Richards stumbles out of the room while drinking it…

>Maybe not as powerful as Blaine, but surely somewhere close to him.

You fool

>>19022048
>You fool.

Yeah, that tells me nothing.

>>19022070
It isn't supposed to. It's just supposed to be vaguely ominous.

>>19022058
Jump after him into the next room, knock the vial from his hands, seal the room behind us before the centurions get their momentum going, and gut him like the dog he is.

>>19022058
>Drinking with a slit throat.

Oh the silly images that just popped into my mind.

>>19021840
When has a mad scientist, in the history of EVER, refused a chance to monologue? Hell, for an assassin-monk, we're doing quite a bit of monologue ourselves.

>>19022095
You are. I'm impressed, it's hammy as fuck.

>>19022097
Hey, when it comes to evoking evil overlord monologues, sometimes a little give-and-take is required.

>>19022095
To be honest Richards wasn't so keen on monologing.

>>19022058
>Potion?
There should be potions around. See if they have labels, then see if there are any useful ones.

>>19022110
That'll take too much time, and Richards is trying to escape. We have to pounce him now and grind his head off his shoulders with our shadow chainsaw or gut him through the trachea with a shadow drill.

He’s not escaping, not now…

Like a hurricane, you beeline for the door, hoping to get out before the guards stop you… and you stop inches away from a sword pointed at your neck. Still stumbling, Richards retreats behind his wall of marble men down a hallway. Shit. You don’t have time to waste, but these 5 gentlemen aren’t going to let you go so easily…

>>19022158
If we have the shadow control for it, shadow greathammer.
Kneecap some fuckers.

>>19022158
Deception.
We have no time to waste on these guards. Follow Richards.

>>19022181
Sir, there is literally a wall of man in front of you blocking the door.

>>19022186
What?
We have to fight them now?
Damn.

Okay, move back and check if there are potions around. See if they have labels. See what potions they are. BUT, do not focus the attention on them too much, evading the guards is a priority

Actually, where does the light come from? Remove the light source if there is one.

>>19022186
Not even slipping between their legs? We can use their size at their disadvantage!

>>19022213
Again, that'll take too much time. We can't afford distractions right now. It's why I suggested to summon a greathammer and aim for the knees so we can head over them.

You don’t have time for this. With a clench of your fist, shadows extinguish the flames of the chandelier above, throwing the room into darkness as your fist turns into a massive hammer made of the darkness.

Your work is swift and merciless. You crush the knees of every single man in the room in under a quarter of a minute. It’s not nearly as difficult as you think it’d be. Dispatched, you head into the hallway, hell-bent on killing Richards. The path is lined with cells, each with a different human experiment in it. Some look normal, if a bit deranged. Some look like horrendous amalgams of flesh and bone. Some cells are empty. Rushing down the hall, a bun of brown hair catches your eye. You stop for a moment to look at it.

In one of the cells is a girl in a red dress, hair pulled up in a brown bun, blue eyes blankly looking at you.
Jeanne…

My eyes call for the sweet embrace of sleep. Sweet, sweet sleep.
I shall return. Hopefully writing better.

>>19022256
I'm barely conscious myself.
Next session on Friday as always or tomorrow?

>>19022245
oh lawdy. Bet she was his creation, keep running.

>>19022256
Damn cliffhangers!

>>19022264
I'm gonna keep going tomorrow.

Thread archived (again).

>>19022269
yay.
Sweet Dreams, Student.

>>19022268
>keep running.
Nope. We'll get her out of here.

>>19022269
Hey student.

I know in an earlier thread you mentioned you were sad you didnt get more votes on sup/tg/

I've been reading this quest since it started, first thread I managed to see. I didn't upvote cause it takes ages to do it to all of the threads.

Love your quest man. Plus, I really like how you still joke around with us.

>>19022281
I remember when there wasn't 2 minute wait period between votes. One could upvote entire quests like that.

Sigh, 2 minutes seem so insignificant but they really aren't

>>19022245
Damn, we're going to have to get her out of here. We might be an assassin but honestly we have no clue where in hell that fuck is leading us, probably somewhere dangerous as all hell, and we've got a girl to rescue. And we rescue the fuck out of girls, it's what we do.

>>19022303
Well, technically, Erin rescued us that one time.

>>19022307
That one's kinda iffy, it's more of a she took him out before we could shove our boot so far up his ass he could taste the shadows. Not really much of a rescuing.

>>19022313
>>19022307

It really seemed that those two had a history together and yeah we're getting Jeanne out.

>>19022279
No time right now, we get her out after we kill the undoubtedly quite powerful alchemist we have off balance, before he regains hius balance and sets something up to defeat us.

>>19023758
I was thinking of getting her help to do that.

Sup guys, Student here, posting from my iPod.
Sooo... Something's wrong with my computer, and I'm not quite sure how to fix it. So... Yeah.

>>19024662
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
FFFFFFFfffff

Hardware or software problem?
If software, you could try logging in safe mode and then doing the 'system restore'. That usually does the trick.
If hardware.... well, I dunno.

>>19024817
Hardware. One part of my motherboard is getting power, while my CPU and fan do not seem to be.

>>19024876
Well shit. Maybe you need to replace the fan?
Tried to McGuire anything? Fiddle around with the cables or whatnot?
....eh, better not, I guess. Might make shit worse.

God damn, I was looking forward to this ;_;

Bumparu.
Please, Student, fix your computer soon ;_;

>>19026679
Probably best to let it go. Besides, he picked a good spot to stop for now.

So quick question. Our amulet of ward fear.is that magically induced fear or fear in general?

If the girl here is to scared of Dick here to leave (although this might not be the case at all. She could be drugged and have been experimented on, to get her powers in the first place) I say we give it to her.

Worth a shot.

>>19026789
She looks like to be a long-term project of his. It is possible that she is completely loyal to him. Though it is also possible that she has degree of independence and/or hates his guts, so she might help us out.
The question is, do we want to risk that?

>>19026891
Save the girl? Hell yeah we risk it. It will most likely bite us in the ass, but if she was truly loyal, she wouldn't be caged.

>>19027339
I should have phrased it better.
I mean, will we risk it and try to free her and get her help BEFORE we go after Richards? Since we do not know how she will react or if she will help us. Heck, even if she is not loyal, it is possible that Richards has some hard-wired commands placed in her mind to obey him.

Of course after we deal with him, we wont just leave her here. We will certainly come back and free her and other prisoners.

Student here.

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>>19031524
Well, I guess that's that. See you folks Friday.

>>19031524
Well, shit.

Your weak-ass computer just couldn't handle the awesomeness of Fist of the Shadow!

>>19031555
>>19031539
Nigger my computer played Arkham City at 60 fps.
To make up for this disaster, though, I'll answer the fuck out of anything you guys want to know about.

>>19031595
Give us an update on our total shadow manipulation prowess. We can now have our shadows move independently of us instead of manually moving everything, but anything else?

>>19031595
Clearly Arkham City is nowhere near to Fist of the Shadow.

>>19031595
>To make up for this disaster, though, I'll answer the fuck out of anything you guys want to know about.
When Blaine said he'd pay us massive amount of gold, what number exactly are you talking about? 'Massive' depends on the perspective. For Shun who lived frugally all his life, 5,000gp is massive. For Blaine that would be some loose change lost under a sofa.

>>19031622
Not now, but being able to control shadows without moving your body is what let's you move onto the next threshold of techniques so... Good job, guys!
>>19031653
One hundred thousand.

i say if you guys really want to try saving the girl to try when blaine is dead.

>>19031708
What about the total mass of shadows we can control? What's our upper threshold, i.e. what's the single largest item we can create?

>>19031821
You mean RIchards, right?

>>19031595
>To make up for this disaster, though, I'll answer the fuck out of anything you guys want to know about.

How likely is Jeanne to join us and help us kill Richards?

>>19031847
A shadow great sword. I'd say about a cubic meter at once, two if you push it.
>>19031867
No fair! That directly influences your decisions later!

>>19031938
Ok. Lets say you're some sort of martial artist assasin, with a personality like shun. And you beat a girl, lets call her Jeanne. Who has power like that Jeanne. What would you do?

Also, everytime you say Shun I see Shen from League of Legends.

>>19031938
>No fair! That directly influences your decisions later!

Umm... Ummm...
I admit, I tried to catch you off-guard.

If we decide against monetary reward and go for an artifact made by Blaine, what kind of thing can we expect? Can you give couple of examples so that we can gouge the powerlevel?

>>19032002
Gauge, not gouge.
Big difference.

>>19032024
Maybe he hates a guy in the background of the story he has nick named Background. And he wants to know how the artifact will help us gouge out his eyes.

Its simple really.

Also, what martial art do you study? I do Kyo Kushin for a while, but stopped going when the group I was going with decided to stop (They were my ride there)

>>19032024
Ah-hah.
Thanks.

>>19032065
I haven't practiced anything in years. When I was a kid, I made first dan black belt in Tae Kwon Do, as well as an admirable belt level in Hap Ki Do (Korean grappling). I have the Tao of Jeet Kune Do sitting in my store of books, though I haven't opened it in a while.

>>19031972
Well we're interested in how she fought, but after we heard that she was literally silent when she talked to Blaine after the past 2 or 3 tournaments and is chained up in a dungeon, we have reason to suspect that she is kept here against her will and mind altered as hell. We'd probably rescue her.

Remember we are an assassin, we practice an assassin style but that really doesn't make us a bad person, one of the things that Sifu drilled into us was that the Fist of Shadow didn't dictate our morals and we're essentially a good person, just one who is willing to kill the bad people.

>>19032095
Aaah, very nice. A few of my friends a couple of years ago hit black belt at some sort of 'designer martial art' run by a guy who had a tonne of different styles mastered

And now one of them's opened his own Dojo and is doing a tonne of work on getting to 2nd or 3rd Dan, can't remember which.

.>>19032105
Bitch is obviously brain washed. We should just yell a, hey, you wanna get outta here?

And if she doesn't start screaming yes please for the love of fantasy jesus please.

Then leave that bitch and go kill Dick.

>>19031972
I would set her free because I'm a moralfag and don't like making the smartest decisions in quest threads.
And I remember carrying several games with Shen before he got needed.
>>19032002
His gloves, which are literally impervious to harm and channel magic exceptionally well. Alternately, a magic chainsword made out of hardened steel. Not that that exists.

>>19032182
He's actually currently the most broken top lane champ in the game. So go back and have fun with him haha.

Can these gloves you speak of allow non channelers (I think our martial art isnt really magic based...is it?) the ability to be sick ass ninja mage assasin monks?

Or do we have to settle to just be ninja assasin monks?

>>19032182
>His gloves, which are literally impervious to harm and channel magic exceptionally well. Alternately, a magic chainsword made out of hardened steel. Not that that exists.

... I knew that. I wanted more concrete examples. Things that would actually be useful to Shun, you know?

>>19032222
>most broken
>not malphite
>>19032228
Silent boots that spring, letting you jump higher and land silently.

>>19032301
>Silent boots that spring, letting you jump higher and land silently.

Hmm... doesn't seem to be worth to replace it for 100,000k gp

>>19032324
We did propose to Khan earlier that he help fix the boats so the price goes down for everyone.

>>19032351
I wonder if that will actually work. If it does, then Shun should also help out.
Heck, if we drag Erin along, I bet she can make use of her alchemy magic there.

>>19032324
It's hard to think of an artificed item that would benefit Shun in a way that he doesn't already have.

Feel free to request something, though. Blaine is a very talented man with this sort of thing.

>>19032448
Well he knows about the fist of shadow so something alone those lines could work, helping us create shadows or make them denser. Though I'm somewhat hesitant as artificial growth along the path of martial arts may only stunt our future potential.

>>19032448
Since Blaine actually knows of our style, we could request something that directly boosts it, I guess thought I can already hear MAA yelling at me to not depend on enchanted gear.

Hmm... actually, can we get some direct, permanent upgrade to our abilities? These people do augmentations on humans right? We could ask one of the safe (but less potent) options. Like making us permanently stronger or more resilient?

>>19032485
>>19032515
You folks know me already. Carry on.

>>19032515
That would be possible.

>>19032515
>>19032579
>some direct, permanent upgrade to our abilities
>Like making us permanently stronger or more resilient?
Then the next time we meet Sifu Tong, he punches us square in the nose for taking a shortcut like a lazy fucker.
I'd prefer not to get punched in the nose by sifu.

>>19032594
Eh?
It is a good upgrade. I don't know Sifu since he has not been my master but I'm sure the grandmanster of an Assassin Style will prefer practicality over stubbornly sticking to some ideals. This is not a 'noble' style, remember that.

Going by my rpg experience, direct upgrade to stats is always better than money reward. So we should take it.

Besides, Sifu lost that privilege when he left us with next to no information. He set us free to pursue our own path. His lessons are over and he should not be punishing us for taking our own decisions anymore.


....Lazy motherfucker. Heh.
Jesus Christ, you do like to overblow things, don't you? I'm sure that Shun is at his physical, mundane peak. Only by supernatural means will he be able to go above it.
Should we stop using Shadow Boost too then? Because it is lazy and a shortcut? Maybe never use Shadow Cloak either and rely completely on our mundane stealth skills? Because, like it or not, it is too a shortcut to make things easier.

>>19032754
The difference is that we invented Shadow Boost ourselves. It is a legitimate technique spawned of our creativity. As well, the Cloak of Shadows is a legitimate technique granted to us by our fighting style.

You're reading things in the wrong direction, bro.

>>19032754
>Shun is at his physical, mundane peak

Sir, we operate on DBZ logic here. Your only peak when you stop training.

>>19032836
Really?
So if we start Squat&Oatz regime, we will be able at some point to lift mountains? Good to know.

Lets say we take the alchemical, permanent, SAFE upgrade. Endurance (resistance to damage) for example. How good it would be? I'm just interested in options we have.

Another question. Can we get some skill from Master Blaine? We did get a skill from the Phoenix School, so I do not see why we can't get something from him.
That reward would be also good.

>>19032900
Last I check, Blaine does not into martial arts, despite his supposed badassness. We won't get much out of him anyway.

>>19032935
He might know something useful.
Like, like, a teleport ability. That would be cool, right?

Also, that's why I'm asking. Let student answer. We know jack-shit about Blaine. A person who can recognize our style immediately during the first round? How the hell can he NOT be knowledgeable about Martial Arts?

>>19032966
He knows Sifu personally. That's how he figured us out. That doesn't mean he knows stuff that would really benefit us.

>>19032900
You'd be a little weaker than Khan without his cloak.
Which is still stupidly resilient

>>19032994
I'm already accepting that we're not going to out-power Khan any time soon.
That's why we have guile.

>>19032994
Fuck, that's awesome.
We should totally get it................ unless they have horrible side-effects. Though I did clarify to get safe option.

>>19033029
You'd be taking that in lieu of 100k. I think it would be pretty dickish of me to fuck you over for it.

>>19033105
Dunno man, you can still fuck us up if we do uninformed decisions like when we decided to piss of the Dawn Chasers. It would be really stupid to undergo alchemical augmentation without asking what the side-effects are.

Pretty cool that there aren't any. If we were getting them by normal means (ie just going and buying it), would it have also cost 100k per procedure?

>>19033175
You can't buy something like that. Consider it a favor from Blaine.

>>19033218
I see. So it is immensely valuable.

I wonder why they don't sell it though. They could make a pretty penny.

>>19033252
Because all the rich people would get augments forever, and the gulf between rich and poor would widen.

>>19033252
deusex.png

>>19033271
>>19033274

So Blaine is a really considerate type of person, then?
I mean, he would be the part of the 'superior' race, in fact, might even lead them but refuses to do so. I guess he was genuine when he was answering kidnapper's questions back when we resolved hostage situation. I wonder how he would react if he knew our involvement in it.

>>19033328
He leads by example and pure skill. Everything he has gained he has earned.

>>19033455
what a good man

alright, I'm off to sleep

Good luck with your computer problems.

>>19032301
Haha

HAHA

Malphite

lol

You should add me on LoL, ingame names Hamunces (Kyo Kushin guy)

Also, fuck getting ourself augmented. I vote for the 100k, we can use that to buy tonnes of small upgrades to get stolen from us by Student, rather than one super upgrade we rely on so much we may even incorporate into our style. Which would make student steal it twice, then have the thugs set it on fire.

So, how is it going, Student?