Visit to the Zoo [Dark Version] (Job)

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A sigh rolled off the man's lips, this was the weirdest one out of the jobs he had taken in a few days. Weirdly all of them had another Savage tagging along, like Indar was going on blind dates left and right or...shudder...socializing. It was going to be a strange day for sure, as he had no idea who this person is, only thing he knew for sure, is that she was stronger than him, much stronger. Probably capable of killing him in one hit. Like it was nothing. Just like Indar kills people weaker than him, would be a very fitting way to go honestly, dying like you kill others.

Dropping the topic of death for now, Indar had reached in front of the zoo and looked up, to the sides, reading all the signs around the entrance. Nothing out of the ordinary...yet. The job paper had been incredibly confusing and convoluted for the man, he usually picked up assassination jobs or jobs where you wiped out some gang or stuff like that. Not one where you helped mutated animals. It may be quite fun on the other hand, to trash a town, hadn't been able to do that in ages, literal ages. Would be a good way to let off some steam or anger, maybe even bring out the little demon hiding inside of him, let it get some blood on it's fangs.

Well, whatever would happen, he knew there was no risk in this job, well, all but one. And that was his guildmate. Savages weren't known for being overly good comrades in fights, there were cases of them just leaving people behind or even killing them. If she was to do something like that to him, yeah, he'd be gone.

Slapping his cheek, the man snapped out of it, this wasn't the time to act like it, he needed to stay calm as usual, to not show weakness and to gain the trust of this person. That was seemingly the goal of this job, as the man had no want to stay in the ranks of the peons in the guild, he wanted to be high up, maybe challenge Janneline once.

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The living weapon was perhaps a tad apprehensive about this job. Not because of fear or anything like that. No, on a job like this the only real risk was that she accidently wiped out more than she was meant to. The reason she was apprehensive was that this would be one of the first times she had been out on a 'job' without her master. She feared for his safety and worried something might happen to him whilst she was gone. If that happened she'd have failed in her purpose. However, she had left Harrison behind to guard Harrigan so it seemed there was little chance of that happening. However, even if the risk, by her calculations, was less than 3%, it was still a risk. As such, she would have to complete this job as swiftly as possible so she could return to his side.


The job in question was an interesting one. It involved essentially aiding mutated animals to wipe out as much of Clover Town as possible. In a single attack she was likely more than capable of bringing down most of this town. However, launching such an attack would of course put her partner for this job at risk. She approached him and stood by his side. The side of Indar Blackshield, a former member of Savage Skull and one of the latest recruits since Harrigan's return.

Yes, Indar Blackshield. He was man to whom death was as ordinary as eating breakfast or expelling waste material from the body. He did not seem to revel in it or be bored by it. He just seemed to not show any emotion. In a way he seemed more robotic than even her. Though this just made him all the more curious to her.

"Requesting permission for brief physical contact to set up communication link." she said raising a hand towards him. She did not move as of yet, but should she be given permission she would place a hand on him and add him as a 'party member'. This would allow her to keep better track of him and his status as well as allowing for communication without speech. It was an ideal situation. "Goal: Destruction of property, lives and anything else that gets in our way. Subgoal: Do not harm the animals effected by the mutagen. Strategy suggestion: Subject Indar attacks directly whilst this unit supports from a distance. Your opinion on this subject Indar?" This was not a mission where she was the lead. She might be the more powerful mage and have a lot of knowledge and tactical know how. However, she lacked experience in the field and knew of Indar's skills only as much as Harrigan himself knew which she had a feeling was not everything. Well, feeling wasn't exactly the right word. A subroutine was running in a small portion of her central processing unit. THis subroutine was checking out what she knew of Indar from Harrigan and putting it through many possibilities. The chance of him hiding some of his talents was fairly high.

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