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Nov 14, 2008 05:03

There's a boy reading a comic book in the Nexus - maybe one of the wandering super heroes will be able to make out the shadowy figure taunting the off-page heroes if they're good at that - and he looked perticually grumpy ( Read more... )

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serpent_bitch November 14 2008, 22:18:42 UTC
"Because they're amateurs," said a woman sitting on a couch, drinking a soda.

"Any villain worth their salt knows when to gloat and when not. Personally, I'm a bit of a talker - bad habit, I know - but I know when my plans are going to succeed, and I prepare accordingly. A good villain always has contingency plans should something go wrong. If a good villain gloats, it's because they can afford to. Naturally, for every good villain, there's a couple dozen amateurs who don't know what they're doing, but that's fine. They make good pawns."

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mkn000_quint November 14 2008, 22:39:32 UTC
"Oh ho! Then those are the villains that should get written about! The best they seem to do is escape at the end to try again. Really makes me wonder how they sell this stupid story and make any profit."

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serpent_bitch November 14 2008, 22:55:48 UTC
"Well, I can't say I know much about that. I'm not terribly much of a comic book reader. I've got other things to concentrate on, I'm afraid.

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mkn000_quint November 14 2008, 22:59:36 UTC
"Of course. What kind of things are you up to?" This was much more interesting then any stupid comic book.

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serpent_bitch November 14 2008, 23:05:00 UTC
She laughed her most mischievous laugh. "Now now, a good villain doesn't reveal her plans so early♥"

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mkn000_quint November 14 2008, 23:09:17 UTC
And he gave his best pout. "Awwww, not even a little? I won't tell. That'd ruin the fun."

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serpent_bitch November 14 2008, 23:22:21 UTC
"Hee hee. Sorry, a woman has to have her secrets.

Perhaps when you're older, I'll even let you join in!"

And with that, she vanished into the shadows.

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mkn000_quint November 14 2008, 23:32:03 UTC
There was a long pause before he blinked at where the lady had vanished. "Why do I get the feeling that she wasn't talking about any various forms of destruction...."

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serpent_bitch November 14 2008, 23:40:19 UTC
The narrator stayed long enough to point out that she probably did. Maybe more, but definitely destruction.

Then she vanished as well.

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