Conversation · The Great Doorgunner Megamix
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The porta-reel is just what you needed -- the reels attach to the apparatus with a satisfying click. The tape is routed behind the magnetic reader.
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Not so fast. Somewhere between the GRIH and Le Cycle, the good lieutenant steps out of his Kineema. A brisk, chill wind greets him. You get the feeling he should be here for this. Listen when he's here.
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Not so fast. The lieutenant is out there somewhere. Doing something. You get the feeling he should be here for this. Listen when he's here.
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As you take out the tape, the boombox tunes itself back to the cheery radio again, spewing out beats like it's a Friday night.
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You push 'Commencer' and the tape starts spinning. Violent static and machine sounds fill the air....
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"...this isn't Revachol," a man's voice says. "This is a fucking village, I can almost see the elephants." Another loud screech. Some kind of machinery.
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"The harbour." The lieutenant takes out his notebook. "That's the sound of a Kvalsund crane."
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More static. "When this shit is done I'm gonna tear that place up, Soldier of the Apocalypse style -- kill shit, dogs and chickens too..."
"Gonna rent a room, Korty, a real nice one..." This part is unintelligible. "I don't give a shit, I'm fucking done. I'm done mentally."
"I'll fucking do them all in, rape that disco cunt on the counter. You know, the dancer whore upstairs. Do it Co Hoi-style."
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"Never did get that taste out of my mouth..." A click -- then silence. The rest of the tape is empty.
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The lieutenant presses the button marked 'Arrêter' on your porta-reel; the tape stops spinning.
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"It seemed authentic enough. Probably recorded off their shortwave, then edited to seem more incriminating. He sounded like he was on patrol around the harbour walls."
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"Still..." The lieutenant looks at the tape. You are familiar with this look now -- it's his look of suspicion.
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- "Yes," he says incredulously. "It was just locker room talk." The lieutenant looks at the tape. You are familiar with this look now -- it's his look of suspicion.
- "Indeed, but..." The lieutenant looks at the tape. You are familiar with this look now -- it's his look of suspicion.
- "Still..." The lieutenant looks at the tape. You are familiar with this look now -- it's his look of suspicion.
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"Indeed, but..." The lieutenant looks at the tape. You are familiar with this look now -- it's his look of suspicion.
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"Yes," he says incredulously. "It was just locker room talk." The lieutenant looks at the tape. You are familiar with this look now -- it's his look of suspicion.
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"Korty could be short for 'Kortenaer'. One of the other mercenaries, the one he was talking to. The third one must be relaying the signal."
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"Korty could be short for Kortenaer. One of the other mercenaries, the one he was talking to -- probably the mountain at the harbour gates. Mr. Right To Work."
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"I think we've got a few more questions for Klaasje, don't you?" He looks around. "This seems to contradict her testimony. At least to some degree."
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"A village on the Samaran isola, in South Safre. Graad committed war crimes there -- the kind of thing he talks about."
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The South Safre conflict is an ongoing proxy war between Graad and Safre. It has been hot for 12 years with the atrocities piling on. Mostly committed by the Graad.
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"No. The tattoos did not say so. They said he served on Semenine. I think Co Hoi is merc talk for atrocity."
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"Who knows? Maybe the tattoos would have an answer. Or maybe Co Hoi is just merc talk for atrocity. Slaughter."
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"Who knows? Maybe the tattoos would have an answer. We would need to know the story of this man's service."
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Somewhere between the GRIH and Le Cycle, the good lieutenant steps out of his Kineema. A brisk, chill wind greets him. You get the feeling he should have been here for this. Listen again when he's here.
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The lieutenant is out there somewhere. Doing something. You get the feeling he should have been here for this. Listen again when he's here.
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The porta-reel is just what you needed -- the reels attach to the apparatus with a satisfying click. The tape is routed behind the magnetic reader.
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You stare at the Great Doorgunner Megamix. If only you had a boombox, you would be able to play Titus' tape.
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