1929/An Alliance of Convienence
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| An Alliance of Convienence | |
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| Date of Scene: | 01 June 2020 |
| Location: | Ryker Heights - Founders Island |
| Synopsis: | No description |
| Cast of Characters: | Lyle Marston, Pamela Isley
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- Lyle Marston has posed:
It was night-time in Ryker Heights, and the offices of Silva and Rodriguez was closed for the night. Silva and Rodriguez was a logging company owned by Argentinian businessman named Fredrico Silva, a ruthless corporate raider who acquired the compnay from it's owners quite recently. The company was currently a "extensive" logging operation in South America, and was under heavy scrutiny not only for the ecological damage, but for how they were treating the local native population.
This later offense is what drew La Raton to Gotham tonight. According to The Mole, Fredrico Silva had stolen a idol from the natives of the rain forest, and was displaying it in his office at the top floor, which conincidently, appeared to be the only room with a light on tonight.
La Raton steathily made his way across the parking lot, blending into the shadows, Sir Percy the Raccoon perched on his shoulders as he did. He was here for one purpose, to steal the Idol and send it back to where it came from. As he got closer to the building, he moved steathily to the side of the building, towards what appears to be a vent. With great agility, the man clad in 18th century clothing makes a surprise athletic leap and grabs on to the bottom of the vent and, punchs it open. He then gently pushes Sir Percy in while whispering,
"Alright little friend. Get to the front door and open it."
As the raccoon made it's way through the vents, La Raton makes his way back to the front, but stops at the corner, waiting behind it intil Percy opens the door.
- Pamela Isley has posed:
There was another drawn here tonight due to the good work of Fredrico Silva, albeit she couldn't care any less about the idol. If Silva was going to undertaken extensive logging operation in the already far too decimated South American region, he probably should have taken notice of the recent bit of news about Poison Ivy's escape from Arkham. Because his kind of work was right on her ledger.
Unlike stealthy La Raton, she just shows up, walking towards the wall on the side with the lit window. Instead of taking the elevator, or the vent express, she's taking a ride with mother nature, as the lovely patches of green about the building, meant to beautify, now provide Poison Ivy a vine that will take her all the way to the top floor.
