Connie Maheswaran (
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silph_co2020-08-07 04:17 pm
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RED ALERT [text]
Guys, I hate to bring down the mood, but we have a HUGE problem. Riku—you know, one of the very first trainers to arrive here, Aurora Leaguer, exceptionally powerful—that Riku apparently knows all about our operations in the Radio Tower. He's been keeping quiet about it, but with our increased activity and the organization of the Pokémon Guardian Corps there's a serious possibility he'll be conducting a raid in the future. He even mentioned it in a conversation with me, here's the proof.
[A video file containing a private conversation between Riku and Connie is attached.]
Everybody there, please please please PLEASE be careful (looking at you, Tio Steven) and see if you can't persuade the admins to move house or at least set up some countermeasures. This is bad news.
[A video file containing a private conversation between Riku and Connie is attached.]
Everybody there, please please please PLEASE be careful (looking at you, Tio Steven) and see if you can't persuade the admins to move house or at least set up some countermeasures. This is bad news.
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I suppose my projects may yet prove even more useful in the very near future than previously anticipated. An arms race it is, then. Far is it the first I have ever spearheaded, and I am confident it will not be the last.
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[He sends her over a detailed concept sketch of said armor]
Through my research and toils, I have indeed replicated magitek bits that serve as drones powered by a single Rotom. However, I believe the magitek armor will require far more Rotom to effective function, yet should it become operational, it will serve as quite a force to be reckoned with.
Certainly we could settle for these silly battles between beasts, but what good are these beasts if they cannot stand up to machina that would subjugate them far more simply?
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let them think they found what they're looking for and then they move on none the wiser
also are there any rocket jobs not in goldenrod
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You know, where the guy in charge of the PGC lives.
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I don't plan on joining it myself, but I've started wondering, too. If Riku's so sure Team Rocket is a horrible team that's going to hurt everyone, why don't we prove him right?
There's no point doing anything directly harmful to him, that'll just prove their bias. But it could be worth sending a message that they HAVE been infiltrated. Mess up something important of his for it, to drive home that he's just some dumb kid in over his head, trying to take on the literal mafia with a wish and a prayer.
Hubris calls for nemesis, after all.
Obviously you and Steven won't be involved in it. You two should try and keep up as good a relation with Riku as possible, so we can continue having unsuspected people on the inside. But it might be a bit of fun.
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asking for a friend
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Here I was considering mere bolstering our defenses, but I feel this will be a fitting partner to such a plan. Truly, I have always found that rooting out such unruliness at the start is far more simpler a task than allowing an infestation to grow. Destabilizing their sense of unity and confidence in themselves and one another will shake the whole foundation.
Mistrust within ones ranks is insidious, and it can very well poison any hope for a bond of brotherhood between them. Community cannot be forged with suspicion darkening their hearts towards one another.
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still not here
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[He'll add privately:]
My God, you really *are* such a Summer Courtier.
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Knocking these kids down a peg or two sounds great.
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Shall I take part, I will be certain my capture is not possible, so you need not worry for my sake. The others, however...
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And this is the reason why I don't stay in Goldenrod and am very, very picky about the things I do.
But what a surprise that someone got sloppy and gave these little heroes a reason to start mobilizing.
It's almost like someone got cocky.
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there's always someone to ruin the fun
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Some kind of little rat-band of wannabe heroes? How lame.
We can probably take 'em down easy. Countermeasures are good, moving might be difficult since it's moving and that opens up another opportunity to strike, but overall...
Good to consider 'em a threat, but they seem like brats. They should be taught a lesson.
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[ Because as far as Steven's concerned, Hades had provoked the entire thing and kept it going long past when Steven had cared to. ]
... I'm not *old*. Early middle-age, surely.
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u kno I had to
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