Albright Institute: [OOC-Full]

[Shock]

As fun as it might be to stick my finger in a socket, I think you mean Haywire, not Shock.

[kirinke]

As fun as it might be to stick my finger in a socket, I think you mean Haywire, not Shock.

So noted, that was a long time ago!

[Shock]

Don't feel bad. I had to look up his name too.

[kirinke]

Heh.

[Arkrite]

Why are you quoting the entire last post?
You two are the only two people posting at the moment, and that post that was quoted is directly above yours.

[kirinke]

Sorry, it's a habit.

[CelticREI]

I think Keisha got replaced by a Skrull. >_>

[kirinke]

I think Keisha got replaced by a Skrull. >_>

Hey, she does get bit by the responsible bug every now and then. Besides, if it's really serious shit, she did indeed learn her lesson from the episode with the Senator. The punishment was memorable.

[Shock]

And if Curt wants to go the unsanctioned route he could ask Melissa for help. Since there's a murder involved, she'd be interested in the story.

[kirinke]

And if Curt wants to go the unsanctioned route he could ask Melissa for help. Since there's a murder involved, she'd be interested in the story.

True that. I just went with the first logical response Keisha would have when dealing with 'serious shit'. Super-Criminals/villians and monsters don't count (at least the ones within her power to deal with anyway). That's part of her part-time job description (which is being a nosy, interfering nelly and as Piper would say girl adventurer)

[Bluecross]

If anyone else wants to get involved / get dragged into Curt's mess, now would be a good time to 'come on scene'...

[heretic454]

Considering Jenna would probably just use this as a way to take on the mob, given what you decided, that would only be counter productive at this point.

[kirinke]

Considering Jenna would probably just use this as a way to take on the mob, given what you decided, that would only be counter productive at this point.

Well, she is a roof-top vigilante, that's part of her job description. What excuse does she really need?

[Shock]

Considering Jenna would probably just use this as a way to take on the mob, given what you decided, that would only be counter productive at this point.

Well, she is a roof-top vigilante, that's part of her job description. What excuse does she really need?

Which could lead in to the next interlude story where some of the kids track down the murderer and do battle with the mob. Which could be end up being a fun little side plot, with the added bonus that it's not any more work for T-Man.

[heretic454]

See now I'm thinking about writing a quick second interlude where Jenna hears about the murder of the woman int he apartment...