WHO: Mr.Freeze and Norman Osborn
WHERE: The hidden lab set up for Freeze's use
WHEN: Wednesday, morning likely.
WARNINGS: None
SUMMARY: Freeze has completed a project for Mr.Osborn, for mysterious purposes...
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The work had gone on... )
Walking over, he nodded to the man when he saw him.
"Let's see it."
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There are two rows of cryogenic capsules, reclined into small cradles. There is the occasional hiss of escaping gas.
"I prepared a dozen capsules. This will account for breakages and unexpected events."
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"Good, very good, Freeze. I'm impressed. I don't suppose you ran into any problems?"
He walked over to the capsules, observing them closely.
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He gestures at their cradles.
"Their main power supply is lithium-based. It should run for ten years without replacement. As for the capsules themselves, they can be detached with an internal supply lasting two and a half years."
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"I suppose you'll be wanting to discuss compensation?"
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He suddenly kicks one of the canisters, knocking it from its cradle. It hits the floor...and bounces once with a heavy clange, then rolls. It might say a lot about his cybernetic suit that a tube weighing several hundred pounds was simple to kick over.
"The tubes themselves are made to be durable. They will remain powered, without their cradles, for over a year. Longer, if they are in cold temperatures."
He turns to face Osborn again.
"I recommend a facility proof against electromagnetic pulses, for maximum viability."
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"Doable. I can arrange that rather easily." He bent down to pluck the tube up, feeling its weight and texture. It certainly felt durable. "It wouldn't be the first time an EMP to hit the city, far too foolish to wait for there to be a second time."
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He does turn, momentarily, to check the system readout of one of the tubes, the professional making sure of every detail.
"Aside from the freak chance of an EMP blast, your only worry will be earthquakes. They are easily mobile, so moving them to a more secure facility will not pose any difficulties."
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"Your attention to detail is much appreciated. You've certainly earned your keep thus far."
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It isn't a statement of ego, so much as simple confidence in his work.
"What project shall I begin next?"
He does not ask what the canisters are for - frankly that is immaterial to him. He merely looks towards the next day, the new task.
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"How portable are you capable of making this technology?"
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His answer is simple, as it needs to be.
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He didn't elaborate further.
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"I will have a list to you in the morning."
And he will certainly give him something that works - but not as powerful as his freeze gun. And certainly something he can survive being exposed to.
"Now, as to my compensation. I require some cash, but also some components."
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