nineteen

[contractmaker]

I knew it was too quiet to last. A few people get poisoned, and suddenly the network erupts into an angry frenzy. It's almost too predictable to be coincidence.

But then again, there's nothing to do but wait. The antidote should work when someone finally gets their hands on it.

If they can, that is.

Nathan, what do you think of all this?

Comments

private//unhackable

[blackprincezero]

I don't know what you mean.

Re: private//unhackable

[contractmaker]

I know you well-enough at this point that you haven't been happy with the Gods.

private//unhackable

[blackprincezero]

That might be the case, but I wouldn't lose my temper over it.

Re: private//unhackable

[contractmaker]

It was a warning. After all, maybe next time Euphemia might get involved.

Re: private//unhackable

[blackprincezero]

..... As if she didn't suffer enough last time, even if that wasn't a whim of the Gods but definitely still a result of this ridiculous charade.

...

I know better than to lose my temper over something like this. There are better ways to use my energy.

Re: private//unhackable

[contractmaker]

Better ways?

Re: private//unhackable

[blackprincezero]

...Though we lack the necessary resources right now.

Re: private//unhackable

[contractmaker]

What do we need?

Re: private//unhackable

[blackprincezero]

I don't know, how about an army or insect spray that works on Gods?

Re: private//unhackable

[contractmaker]

... An army?

Re: private//unhackable

[blackprincezero]

Something. Anything. A way to fight this.

Re: private//unhackable

[contractmaker]

You do.

Re: private//unhackable

[blackprincezero]

...I do?

Re: private//unhackable

[contractmaker]

The king leads, Lelouch.

Re: private//unhackable

[blackprincezero]

...

Re: private//unhackable

[contractmaker]

Well?