Bored. Bored, bored, bored.
I am so damn bored. I spin in my chair, away from the dark neon-lit cityscape, and back to my console. Still compiling. It was compiling an hour ago, it's still compiling now. Contract work- working on an icebreaker for a client, for whatever purpose they wanted it to be. Probably something along the lines of breaking into their company's personnel records, given the specs of what they wanted.
They actually wanted me to run their company's network myself, but they couldn't pay enough. And they weren't my friend, just a guy who happened to know a guy who knew a guy who knew me.
Hell, I can't even remember his name. I'll call him Sam.
I stare blankly at the console.
**********
icebreaker-17-3-74.c 45% compiled
**********
Bored, I tap in ./meirin.pl and wait while the results of the Gatekeeper program I wrote come back.
1 detected intrusion attempt
1 failed intrusion attempt
0 successful intrusion attempts
Well, at least this is a little bit interesting. Meirin provides me an IP address, but all it does is trace back to one of the cyber cafes that are ubiquitous here in Neo Gensokyo.
You pays your yen, you gets your computer, and you keep your anonymity, I sigh. Sure, I could go and hack into their not-particularly-subtle videorecording, I could find out which computer in the cafe that IP address led to, and I could find out who did it.
But I check the logs, and it's such an amateur hackjob that Meirin didn't even bother to sound an alarm for it. Almost not worth the effort.
But my eyes flick up to the top of the screen. 48% compiled.
Christ, this is going to take all night.
I lean back in my chair, and stare, upside down at my roommate, who's passed out on her bunk, next to her deck, neuroharness next to it. She never elected for the direct-jack implant like I had, old fashioned 'Chouli.
Of course, that means that direct neural feedback attacks that aren't stopped by her own personal ICE don't actually burn her synapses out but... it's just such a watered-down version of the Net.
I used to do it old-style like that too. But the direct neural jack provides for faster reflexes, a more intuitive grasp of the ICE and breakers... and portability. She's stuck wherever her deck is, tethered to a certain spot in meatspace if she wants to go into cyberspace. Me, however, give me a jack, anywhere, connected, no matter how tenuously to the Net, and I can do anything.
“Bleaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaugh,” I say, trying to wake my roommate up, and to express the depths of my boredom. I could jack in tonight, but my rig's already hard at work, and connecting with that kind of load would just feel like swimming through molasses. I could pause the compiling, but then it'd take even longer, and the client's already bitching about how long this is taking. So I said three days and it's day five, take a chill.
And then the building's rocked by what feels like an explosion. Patchy falls out of her bunk, and slams her head on the floor. It passes in an instant, and she's on the floor groaning. I swivel instinctively to my console, and let out a breath of relief- it's still running, and my shit's still compiling.
Outside the window, there's the sound of sirens. And then I see it.
The KE-International skyscraper is listing, and there's billowing smoke and fire coming from the side of it.
I turn to Patchy. “No,” she says.
“Yes,” I say, a grin coming across my face.
“No, goddamnit, don't do it.”
“I'm gonna do it.”
“Don't you do it.”
I pick up my nanofiber gloves from the windowsill and start putting them on. “Gotta do it.”
“At least go out the door like a normal person!”
I laugh, and fling open the window to our tiny, dingy apartment, letting the night air in, letting the sound of the sirens in, and letting myself out.
Patchouli pokes her head out the window and glares down at me, to where I'm sticking to the concrete like a gecko, due to the fancy gloves I have. “I swear to God, if you get yourself killed and can't pay your half of the rent, I'm going to murder you.”
I give her my best smile, and give her the victory sign with my free hand. “Won't die. Scout's honor.”
She grunts. “Yeah, whatever. Don't expect the window to be unlocked when you get back.”
“Aww, don't be like that, baby, you know you're my girl,” I reply mockingly.
“Yeah, whatever. Shoo. Best get moving before SPLICE shows up.”
She's right. I better get going, KE-I's security is phenomenal, and I won't get this kind of chance to sneak in among the chaos again. Hell, I might even get something I can fence at Ske's. I'm sure he'll be thrilled to move whatever it is I get.
I slide down the side of the run-down building I live in, and drop to the neighboring rooftop. There's several ways to get there, but only two will provide the kind of speed I need to beat SPLICE.
[ ] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous.
[ ] Go via the ground. Sure, I might have to push through some crowds, but that's both the positive and the negative- it'll take longer, but I can melt into the crowd if some yahoo with facial-rec software spots me.
And I am...
[ ] Tenshi Hinanawi (FlappyAngel)
[ ] Suika Ibuki (TinyAndDrunk)
[ ] Ichirin Kumoi (CLOUD_SERVER)
[ ] Hatate Himekaidou (czecherboard)
Handles are merely suggestions, and you can pick your own, if you so desire. Of course, that one won't be a strict 'majority wins' vote if I think it sucks.
2014/03/17 (Mon) 06:18
No. 178266
[X] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 07:33
No. 178267
[X] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 08:17
No. 178268
[X] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 08:34
No. 178270
[x] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 09:02
No. 178272
[X] Roof |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 09:12
No. 178273
[x] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 09:45
No. 178274
[x] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 10:09
No. 178275
[x] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 11:22
No. 178276
[X] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 12:08
No. 178279
[X] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 13:02
No. 178281
[x] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 13:03
No. 178282
[X] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 13:47
No. 178285
[X] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 14:26
No. 178287
[x] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 15:39
No. 178291
[x] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 17:34
No. 178301
[X] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 18:12
No. 178309
>>178266 |
2014/03/17 (Mon) 23:47
No. 178317
[X] Go via the roofs. It'll be faster because I can avoid the crowds, but if I do get seen, it's kind of conspicuous. |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 00:16
No. 178319
I suppose I'll call it for Tenshi, please wait warmly for updates. |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 01:40
No. 178324
>>178301 |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 02:53
No. 178332
>>178324 |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 02:58
No. 178333
[x] Find the tallest building you can closest to the skyscraper and launch yourself at it. Break a window somewhere, and you're in. Sure, you'll set off alarms, but so did the explosion, and really, which one's more important? |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 03:21
No. 178334
[x] Find the tallest building you can closest to the skyscraper and launch yourself at it. Break a window somewhere, and you're in. Sure, you'll set off alarms, but so did the explosion, and really, which one's more important? |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 03:29
No. 178336
>>178332 |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 03:46
No. 178338
[x] Find the tallest building you can closest to the skyscraper and launch yourself at it. Break a window somewhere, and you're in. Sure, you'll set off alarms, but so did the explosion, and really, which one's more important? |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 04:01
No. 178340
[x] Find the tallest building you can closest to the skyscraper and launch yourself at it. Break a window somewhere, and you're in. Sure, you'll set off alarms, but so did the explosion, and really, which one's more important? |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 06:41
No. 178344
[x] Find the tallest building you can closest to the skyscraper and launch yourself at it. Break a window somewhere, and you're in. Sure, you'll set off alarms, but so did the explosion, and really, which one's more important? |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 07:59
No. 178345
>>178272 |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 08:40
No. 178347
[x] Find the tallest building you can closest to the skyscraper and launch yourself at it. Break a window somewhere, and you're in. Sure, you'll set off alarms, but so did the explosion, and really, which one's more important? |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 10:58
No. 178350
[x] Find the tallest building you can closest to the skyscraper and launch yourself at it. Break a window somewhere, and you're in. Sure, you'll set off alarms, but so did the explosion, and really, which one's more important? |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 12:13
No. 178353
[x] Find the tallest building you can closest to the skyscraper and launch yourself at it. Break a window somewhere, and you're in. Sure, you'll set off alarms, but so did the explosion, and really, which one's more important? |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 15:37
No. 178357
>>178345 |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 16:34
No. 178358
>>178357 |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 18:44
No. 178359
>>178345 |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 18:59
No. 178360
Actually, Blade Runner predates Neuromancer by two years. |
2014/03/18 (Tue) 20:16
No. 178363
>>178360 |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 02:42
No. 178378
[x] Find the tallest building you can closest to the skyscraper and launch yourself at it. Break a window somewhere, and you're in. Sure, you'll set off alarms, but so did the explosion, and really, which one's more important? |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 03:11
No. 178381
[X] Break in here. One net connection's as good as any other, right? |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 03:22
No. 178384
[x] Break in here. One net connection's as good as any other, right? |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 03:45
No. 178385
>>178381 |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 07:07
No. 178395
[x] Break in here. One net connection's as good as any other, right? |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 08:53
No. 178396
[X] Break in here. One net connection's as good as any other, right? |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 09:37
No. 178398
>>178396 |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 11:12
No. 178402
[X] Break in here. One net connection's as good as any other, right? |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 11:22
No. 178403
[X] Break in here. One net connection's as good as any other, right? |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 12:44
No. 178406
>>178402 |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 13:00
No. 178407
[x] Open window means something's up. And it'll even delay alarms that I set off. Of course, it'll take longer, and they might have cleaned anything interesting from the network in that time. |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 13:30
No. 178408
What are the chances that whoever caused the explosion is the same group that wants the icebreaker program that's compiling right now? |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 17:40
No. 178412
[X] Break in here. One net connection's as good as any other, right? |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 18:03
No. 178413
>>178412 |
2014/03/19 (Wed) 22:41
No. 178416
>>178412 |
2014/03/20 (Thu) 01:30
No. 178421
>>178416 |
2014/03/20 (Thu) 02:16
No. 178423
>>178421 |
2014/03/21 (Fri) 08:47
No. 178475
It's a what? |
2014/03/21 (Fri) 23:04
No. 178501
>>178475 |
2014/03/21 (Fri) 23:07
No. 178502
>>178501 |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 01:03
No. 178507
[X] Break in here. One net connection's as good as any other, right? |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 01:38
No. 178508
[X] Search the immediate area - quickly - for anything that looks useful. |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 02:38
No. 178509
[X] Search the immediate area - quickly - for anything that looks useful. |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 02:44
No. 178510
>>178413 |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 03:06
No. 178511
[x] I could just jack in to this console, it's got compatible ports. And by that I mean “a port.” I could probably interface with an old COM port if I had to. |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 04:58
No. 178515
[x] Mash some random credentials. Like username “admin” password “12345”. That's like the kind of combination some idiot would have on their luggage. |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 07:49
No. 178517
[ ] I could just jack in to this console, it's got compatible ports. And by that I mean “a port.” I could probably interface with an old COM port if I had to. |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 08:56
No. 178519
[X] Search the immediate area - quickly - for anything that looks useful. |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 10:33
No. 178520
[X] Search the immediate area - quickly - for anything that looks useful. |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 18:49
No. 178525
[X] Spaceballs Reference |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 18:51
No. 178527
>>178525 |
2014/03/22 (Sat) 22:31
No. 178532
>>178527 |
2014/03/23 (Sun) 12:35
No. 178547
[X] Search the immediate area - quickly - for anything that looks useful. |
2014/03/24 (Mon) 02:30
No. 178552
[X] Search the immediate area - quickly - for anything that looks useful. |
2014/03/24 (Mon) 03:46
No. 178553
[x] Search the immediate area for a swipe card. If I can find one of these, I can prevent alarms until I start moving large amounts of data, instead of setting them off on immediately upon cracking the login. |
2014/03/24 (Mon) 12:30
No. 178561
[X] Search the immediate area - quickly - for anything that looks useful. |
2014/03/24 (Mon) 13:04
No. 178562
[x] The odd data. There's just something alluring about the unknown, isn't there? |
2014/03/24 (Mon) 13:25
No. 178564
[X] The financial data seems like a good start. I like money. Money is great. Please give me money, magical corporate data ATM system. |
2014/03/24 (Mon) 13:59
No. 178568
[x] The odd data. There's just something alluring about the unknown, isn't there? |
2014/03/24 (Mon) 14:15
No. 178570
>>178568 |
2014/03/25 (Tue) 01:34
No. 178593
[x] The odd data. There's just something alluring about the unknown, isn't there? |
2014/03/25 (Tue) 02:28
No. 178594
[x] Security system. I've got enough time to be prepped, and this'll give me easier relocation options when this connection gets traced. |
2014/03/25 (Tue) 03:42
No. 178595
[X] Security system. I've got enough time to be prepped, and this'll give me easier relocation options when this connection gets traced. |
2014/03/25 (Tue) 04:08
No. 178596
[x] Security system. I've got enough time to be prepped, and this'll give me easier relocation options when this connection gets traced. |
2014/03/25 (Tue) 09:22
No. 178599
[x] Security system. I've got enough time to be prepped, and this'll give me easier relocation options when this connection gets traced. |
2014/03/25 (Tue) 10:40
No. 178604
[x] Security system. I've got enough time to be prepped, and this'll give me easier relocation options when this connection gets traced. |
2014/03/26 (Wed) 03:20
No. 178626
Will there be any more character molding or does chargen begin and end with who we're piloting? |
2014/03/26 (Wed) 03:40
No. 178631
>>178626 |
2014/03/26 (Wed) 04:26
No. 178632
>>178631 |
2014/03/26 (Wed) 05:06
No. 178634
>>178632 |
2014/03/26 (Wed) 05:14
No. 178635
>>178634 |
2014/03/26 (Wed) 06:01
No. 178636
>>178634 |
2014/03/26 (Wed) 07:33
No. 178639
>>178636 |
2014/03/26 (Wed) 10:30
No. 178645
>>178639 |
2014/03/26 (Wed) 19:33
No. 178657
>>178645 |
2014/03/27 (Thu) 00:53
No. 178658
>>178657 |
2014/03/27 (Thu) 03:30
No. 178660
>>178631 |
2014/03/27 (Thu) 04:23
No. 178661
>>178660 |
2014/03/27 (Thu) 04:26
No. 178662
>>178660 |
2014/03/27 (Thu) 07:17
No. 178665
>>178660 |
2014/03/27 (Thu) 10:52
No. 178667
>>178561 |
2014/03/27 (Thu) 13:53
No. 178669
>>178667 |
2014/03/30 (Sun) 08:38
No. 178708
[x] Security system. I've got enough time to be prepped, and this'll give me easier relocation options when this connection gets traced. |
2014/03/30 (Sun) 09:28
No. 178709
[x] Try to illuminate the area with an electronic flare- the beacon should be contained by the trap, and then I can fight the ICE in the light. |
2014/03/30 (Sun) 14:51
No. 178720
[X] Try to illuminate the area with an electronic flare- the beacon should be contained by the trap, and then I can fight the ICE in the light. |
2014/03/30 (Sun) 17:36
No. 178721
[x] Jump for the tear anyway, and let the capture trap catch its own ICE. Great if it works, awful if it doesn't- if I get caught in the tear, I won't be able to maneuver. |
2014/03/30 (Sun) 18:32
No. 178724
>>178709 |
2014/03/30 (Sun) 21:52
No. 178731
[x] Try to illuminate the area with an electronic flare- the beacon should be contained by the trap, and then I can fight the ICE in the light. |
2014/03/31 (Mon) 09:04
No. 178744
[X] Try to illuminate the area with an electronic flare- the beacon should be contained by the trap, and then I can fight the ICE in the light. |
2014/04/01 (Tue) 08:29
No. 178783
That spoilered beep sent a small feeling of dread. Something tells me it skipped a few proxies and got quite a bit closer. |
2014/04/01 (Tue) 11:20
No. 178789
>>178783 |
2014/04/07 (Mon) 10:02
No. 178908
Is this dead? ;_; |
2014/04/07 (Mon) 10:34
No. 178909
>>178908 |
2014/04/07 (Mon) 12:19
No. 178910
[X] Try to illuminate the area with an electronic flare- the beacon should be contained by the trap, and then I can fight the ICE in the light. |
2014/04/07 (Mon) 12:40
No. 178911
[x] withdraw upwards |
2014/04/07 (Mon) 13:01
No. 178912
The ending beep is the only italicized one. Is that significant? |
2014/04/07 (Mon) 14:47
No. 178915
[X] Withdraw for now, relocate physically, and try to jack in somewhere else. |
2014/04/07 (Mon) 16:20
No. 178916
>>178915 |
2014/04/07 (Mon) 23:45
No. 178920
[x] Power through that bit of ICE. It shouldn't be too hard, and I think I've got enough time for this. |
2014/04/08 (Tue) 00:58
No. 178921
[x] Power through that bit of ICE. It shouldn't be too hard, and I think I've got enough time for this. |
2014/04/08 (Tue) 02:15
No. 178923
[x] Power through that bit of ICE. It shouldn't be too hard, and I think I've got enough time for this. |
2014/04/08 (Tue) 03:20
No. 178928
>>178923 |
2014/04/08 (Tue) 10:58
No. 178934
>>178920 |
2014/04/08 (Tue) 11:36
No. 178935
[X] Power through that bit of ICE. It shouldn't be too hard, and I think I've got enough time for this. |
2014/04/08 (Tue) 12:59
No. 178937
[X] Power through that bit of ICE. It shouldn't be too hard, and I think I've got enough time for this. |
2014/04/08 (Tue) 14:52
No. 178942
>>178935 |
2014/04/11 (Fri) 01:25
No. 178963
>>178937 |
2014/04/23 (Wed) 06:15
No. 179228
Pardon the delay! Busy, busy weeks. Also, I need pictures of Tenshi in a bodysuit for... reasons. |
2014/04/23 (Wed) 08:19
No. 179230
[X] Slip silently to one of the nearby cubicles. |
2014/04/23 (Wed) 09:42
No. 179231
[X] Slip silently to one of the nearby cubicles. |
2014/04/23 (Wed) 12:56
No. 179234
[X] Slip silently to one of the nearby cubicles. |
2014/04/23 (Wed) 17:11
No. 179268
[x] Slip silently to one of the nearby cubicles. |
2014/04/23 (Wed) 17:26
No. 179269
[X] Slip silently to one of the nearby cubicles. |
2014/04/23 (Wed) 19:31
No. 179277
[X] Slip silently to one of the nearby cubicles. |
2014/04/23 (Wed) 22:35
No. 179282
>>179277 |
2014/04/24 (Thu) 00:00
No. 179284
>>179282 |
2014/04/24 (Thu) 00:54
No. 179286
>>179284 |
2014/04/24 (Thu) 01:35
No. 179288
[X] Slip silently to one of the nearby cubicles. |
2014/04/24 (Thu) 01:54
No. 179289
>>179284 |
2014/04/24 (Thu) 04:06
No. 179290
>>179289 |
2014/04/25 (Fri) 06:14
No. 179298
>>179284 |
2014/04/25 (Fri) 06:55
No. 179299
>>179298 |
2014/04/25 (Fri) 08:24
No. 179300
>>179298 |
2014/04/25 (Fri) 09:15
No. 179301
>>179298 |
2014/04/25 (Fri) 16:18
No. 179315
>>179284 |
2014/06/14 (Sat) 11:56
No. 180316
? |
2014/06/16 (Mon) 20:07
No. 180402
>>180316 |
2014/06/29 (Sun) 07:54
No. 180648
[X] Slip silently to one of the nearby cubicles. |
2014/06/29 (Sun) 14:03
No. 180653
[x] Take the elevator. |
2014/06/29 (Sun) 14:48
No. 180654
[x] Take the elevator. |
2014/06/29 (Sun) 16:00
No. 180655
[X] Take the elevator. |
2014/06/30 (Mon) 12:36
No. 180666
[x] Take the elevator. |
2014/06/30 (Mon) 13:06
No. 180673
>>180653 here |
2014/06/30 (Mon) 17:30
No. 180674
>>180655 here, changing to >>180666 |
2014/07/01 (Tue) 19:51
No. 180684
[x] Take the elevator. |
2014/07/01 (Tue) 20:16
No. 180685
[x] Take the elevator. |
2014/07/02 (Wed) 22:39
No. 180696
I know I voted for it, but I like how we're ignoring the "they can beat me to any floor except the roof" part in favor of praying there are other intruders who haven't been subdued for us to meet up with. |
2014/07/04 (Fri) 02:24
No. 180702
So, question. If the elevator is so traplike and we really just need to make time for ourselves and get rid of people... |
2014/07/04 (Fri) 03:33
No. 180703
>>180702 |
2014/07/17 (Thu) 03:39
No. 180966
[x] Take the elevator. |
2014/07/17 (Thu) 03:56
No. 180968
Expect next update by Saturday. I'm going to see if setting deadlines publicly and in advance will kick my ass to properly writing regularly. It did last time I tried it. |
2014/07/17 (Thu) 09:22
No. 180974
Sayaka! |
2014/07/17 (Thu) 10:21
No. 180978
[x] "Thanks for not just shooting me, I guess." |
2014/07/17 (Thu) 18:17
No. 180983
[X] "Maybe we should get out of the elevator, before it gets called somewhere." |
2014/07/17 (Thu) 21:45
No. 180987
>>180978 |
2014/07/18 (Fri) 08:27
No. 180994
>>180974 |
2014/07/23 (Wed) 00:27
No. 181029
[X] "Maybe we should get out of the elevator, before it gets called somewhere." |
2014/07/23 (Wed) 00:38
No. 181030
>>180968 |
2014/07/23 (Wed) 03:19
No. 181038
>>181030 |
2014/07/23 (Wed) 03:32
No. 181039
>>181038 |
2014/07/23 (Wed) 03:38
No. 181040
>>181039 |
2014/08/19 (Tue) 10:30
No. 181612
>>181040 |
2014/08/21 (Thu) 09:08
No. 181648
If it's the vote that is the problem, I'm pretty sure all of us would rather have something than something that sticks with our dialogue choices. |
2014/08/26 (Tue) 00:02
No. 181742
>>181648 |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 04:55
No. 184135
I can't remember my fuckin' trip for this story and it's not relevant anyway. Also, the fuck was I saying in >>181742? This story's fucking awesome and I know it. |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 04:57
No. 184136
[X] "Maybe we should get out of the elevator, before it gets called somewhere." |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 06:28
No. 184137
[X] Fine. Let's meet your 'guy'. |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 06:31
No. 184138
[X] Fine. Let's meet your 'guy'. |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 11:10
No. 184139
much hypercompetence |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 17:17
No. 184140
>>184139 |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 19:40
No. 184141
[X] Fine. Let's meet your 'guy'. |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 19:41
No. 184142
>>184141 |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 19:58
No. 184143
>>184142 |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 21:03
No. 184144
[X] Fine. Let's meet your 'guy'. |
2015/02/19 (Thu) 21:36
No. 184145
>>184140 |
2015/02/20 (Fri) 05:25
No. 184147
[X] Fine. Let's meet your 'guy'. |
2015/02/21 (Sat) 09:34
No. 184155
lez do it |
2015/02/28 (Sat) 06:09
No. 184170
[X] Fine. Let's meet your 'guy'. |
2015/03/09 (Mon) 07:11
No. 184207
Rereading this again I have to ask: is the cyberpunk here more Cyberpunk 2020 or more Shadow run i.e. is it more like traditional cyberpunk or something that blends cyberpunk and magic? |
2015/03/11 (Wed) 01:09
No. 184213
>>184207 |