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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Mayhap you will learn the difference betwixt the two eventually.
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[It's a good thing that Steven doesn't know about the heist you and Tyler failed to pull or he'd have a lot of words for you right now, starting with 'hypocrite.']
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and we're still waiting for a response back, anyway...]See that you do.
Suggesting someone unqualified assist in aught well beyond their ken is indeed foolish. While I will need to train any whom might wish to assist me, the best students will be those skilled with robotics and operating complex machinery already. Enthusiasm and a thirst for praise does not make one a competent nor promising pilot.
Not just anyone can wield the marvel that is magitek, Steven.
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Noted.
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Good.
Now, if you find anyone whom might be a better candidate, I will not mind them being sent my way, though I have my doubts you qualify to make such a distinction. Nevertheless, I do indeed need potential pilots, for I can little operate them all by my lonesome.
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However, little did I wish to pass over what usefulness you may yet hold, particularly when you are ever so eager to be helpful--or appear as such, at the very least. Considering it an act of good faith in the spirit of our little treaty.
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[Because taking every opportunity to be verbally nasty to Steven sure didn't feel like abiding by the spirit of it to him.]
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Before, I would not entertain the thought of allowing you to assist me in any way, but as you can see, change has been made.
[That's...that's what he's calling this.]
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Really. You could not speak to me about it yourself you needed to rely upon a courier of sorts? Come now, Steven. Do you not feel you can speak with me candidly?
Even after how close we've become through all of this nonsense? Oh, you wound me, sir.
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Nevertheless, you flatter yourself with entertaining such a notion, even at his suggestion.
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[And then he swaps this part to private:]
But before I do, a piece of advice: use not our mutual friend to deliver the messages you are too cowardly to say to me. It will be better for him in the long run. That is if you truly do care about him
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Believe me, I'll remember that in the future.
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