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==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
The spoils of war leave a man fat and happy. Bloodstained hands often leave their mark on ill-gotten goods, when the rightful owners are 6ft too low to stop the pilferings. It's a lucrative way of setting your future up. Such was the case for a number of veterans of the Eurowar whom set aside a number of keys to a vault of stolen artworks for their own sakes and those of their children. Keys that would be activated once they were no longer with us. | |||
Naturally, a thief should always be expecting another thievery in the future. And so, bloodied theft welcomed another bloody theft. | |||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
Revision as of 16:57, 11 September 2025
| Tontine Trouble | |||||||||
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| Factions Involved | |||||||||
| ShadowHaven | Proteus | ||||||||
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Geodesic Lace Monitor Tsarina Zero |
Various Proteus Security Dr. Wilson and other researchers HR Executive Abraham Phelps Patrolling Krake Drones | ||||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||||
| None | 1 Krake drone destroyed, 1 security officer subdued, Abraham Phelps temporarily killed but resuscitated | ||||||||
Summary
The spoils of war leave a man fat and happy. Bloodstained hands often leave their mark on ill-gotten goods, when the rightful owners are 6ft too low to stop the pilferings. It's a lucrative way of setting your future up. Such was the case for a number of veterans of the Eurowar whom set aside a number of keys to a vault of stolen artworks for their own sakes and those of their children. Keys that would be activated once they were no longer with us.
Naturally, a thief should always be expecting another thievery in the future. And so, bloodied theft welcomed another bloody theft.