Lovely office this man has. Nice and clean, all the paperwork is stacked and filed properly. Lovely catch to the window too, doesn't take long to unlock.
It would be difficult to gauge exactly how long he's been standing in the gloom when the owner eventually arrives. But it's necessary- he has so many questions. So many questions with very few
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...because random, faceless strangers will be waiting for you in the dark. Of course, that's logical. This is Gotham after all. Either way, Fix is going to just walk right in like he owns the place (which he does) and go to rummage through his desk.
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Must we play these games, O possibly Batty one?
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"I have a few questions."
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"Many people do. What do you think I can help you with?"
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"I hear you're particularly good with providing answers."
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"He's organised. He has money. Some kind of combat training. That much the press can tell me," No-face thumbs his no-chin, "Even with training and funds, he should be dead by now. He must have contacts, accomplices, allies. Question is, who?"
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"That...that is a lot of money, but, I've gotta be honest here, I don't fancy getting myself killed, beaten, or whatever else the Bat'll do to someone looking into him." Unless your threat is better, Felix is probably going to keep his own council on matters.
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"Killed? So you think the murder accusations are founded?"
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"Honestly? I don't know. I know that some of the people he's tangled with would kill me. Why do you want to know?"
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"I'm counting enemies, and I need to know whether he deserves considering." That, and he's been out of town. It's nice to catch up on your local celebrities.
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"What do you consider an enemy? No offence, but I try and keep myself well away from the stranger people in town." That would be you, Mister. "As far as I know, and this is what I know and not what the rags are printing, the Bat generally does The Good Thing, often The Right Thing. 'Course, anyone who gets taken in or down by him is going to make him out to be bigger and badder than he actually is."
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"Contacts in the MCU, perhaps? City Hall? No, not close enough." He's so deep in thought that the questions come without context. Still, The Good Thing comment seems to have somewhat satiated his concern.
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(Did he mention that that no-face thing is profoundly unsettling?)
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"Aha, now that's a good question," he wags a finger, "I want his sources. Who he goes to for information. Modus Operandi. Equipment." Just the works, then? He's not entirely sure what all the information is for, yet. Reference, he guesses. A weapon, potentially. Perhaps a way of making contact.
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