MASTERPRENN posted:GM- Oi! Not to intrude...but unless you have SWB's permission, I don't think it's a very good idea to knock her out...at least it's not very nice. So either get her permission (and PM me, or post it), or probably re-write that post, if you can. Thanks! Also, to that whole crew, you can feel free to do a post leading up to the meeting. I just wanted to post it to eventually get things moving. Morakai, your update will be up late tonight. Thanks for your patience.
A wise man once said "as life gets longer, awful feels softer". If this was indeed the case, Jeffery Standpole was having a very soft day. The 'seasoned' officer took a moment to bask in self pity, and then fragilely opened his small lips. "Well, 'mam...you...I mean...I...I would have to report you...but I'm sure this is all just a misunderstanding...we can work it out back at the station! Just...just...just put the gu...gun down, and everything will be okay." Looking up the business end of the handgun, Jeffery Standpole had a sinking feeling that the day was about to get a little more soft...
The Wolf stood on top of the sky scraper. Silently, he watched the robotic members of the public go about their meaningless existence. If only they knew... he thought to himself. They were in the midst of a war, and they didn't even know about it. The glowboxes fed their minds with arbitrary things the government deemed important...and while they went about their days, the real men did work that mattered. Wolf was a real man. He was ready for blood. The blood of Iscariot himself. Two days ago, he had been approached by the defense secretary himself, and had been asked to assassinate the leader of the rebellion. He had also been given all the information the government had on the rebellion, which was hardly any at all. Wolf had discovered in the last two days that, like all underground crime rings, the Rebellion had a vast system of contacts, double agents, lackeys, and hit men. It was the lackeys and body guards that the assassin found himself facing now. Before he could get to the big dog, he had to wade through the muck of small foot soldiers. And this was no easy task. But, like all missions, one must start somewhere. And that starting point for the Wolf was this little safehouse.