Robotic Intrigue [Drössel]
Jan 26, 2015 22:25:07 GMT -6
Post by Elenaphant on Jan 26, 2015 22:25:07 GMT -6
He was driving along with Medic in the seat next to him, doing a standard patrol as he explained to her what to expect. A bit of how sometimes it was a bust and nothing went down, a bit of how it was important as a deterrent for crime, and of course what they should do should they spot something was what made up the talk thus far. The rule while she was still a rookie was to stick by him and let him handle most of the fighting. She was back up, but given that her prime function was as a medic he of course wouldn't bar her if there were any civilians who needed help—that he had seen first hand she was good. Besides, civilian safety was their first concern anyway.
Talking to Drössel was something of a one-sided conversation, at least if there were any third party to witness it. It took some time for Cyborg to get used to the fact that there was a voice inside his head that he could hear, but not respond to with his own thoughts. It could look pretty crazy actually. Thankfully on this side of town there weren't many cars to bear witness to the cybernetic hero talking to a cute robot, and soon his attention went to keeping his eyes peeled anyway.
Then someone jumped on the roof of his car. “What the--” he called out, hitting the breaks and rolling down the window with a button to his side door. “WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING?!” he spotted that this crazy guy who dared dent his car was holding a briefcase. “Oh I see, you've got something important there. Medic, we're going after him.” Cyborg told her as he parked the car on the side of the street and got out. The T-Car beeped as security functions went online.
“Catch me if you can, losers,” the unnamed crook with guff tossed over his shoulder as he ran straight for a warehouse. They always went for the warehouses. This one was operational, but it was after hours so no personnel on site. It was filled with boxes though—lots of boxes. Darn sneak could hide behind any one of the towering packages. Cyborg shone a light, looking around left and right. “Do your scanners pick anything up?” he asked his fellow Titan.
In the meantime, the crook was running down a level in the basement of the warehouse, where lockers and a few offices were. He skidded when a figure appeared before him, darkened by the shadows in the lack of light, the sole eye looking down at him. Rather than look frightened, he looked relieved. “Got them here boss, just like you said,” he informed with a grin. “I got the briefcase too, so what now?”
“Now,” Slade said as he stepped forward, grabbing the guy by the forearm. “You scream.”
The man's eyes widened. “Wh-wha—AAAAAAAAAGH!”
Tag: Empathy
Talking to Drössel was something of a one-sided conversation, at least if there were any third party to witness it. It took some time for Cyborg to get used to the fact that there was a voice inside his head that he could hear, but not respond to with his own thoughts. It could look pretty crazy actually. Thankfully on this side of town there weren't many cars to bear witness to the cybernetic hero talking to a cute robot, and soon his attention went to keeping his eyes peeled anyway.
Then someone jumped on the roof of his car. “What the--” he called out, hitting the breaks and rolling down the window with a button to his side door. “WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING?!” he spotted that this crazy guy who dared dent his car was holding a briefcase. “Oh I see, you've got something important there. Medic, we're going after him.” Cyborg told her as he parked the car on the side of the street and got out. The T-Car beeped as security functions went online.
“Catch me if you can, losers,” the unnamed crook with guff tossed over his shoulder as he ran straight for a warehouse. They always went for the warehouses. This one was operational, but it was after hours so no personnel on site. It was filled with boxes though—lots of boxes. Darn sneak could hide behind any one of the towering packages. Cyborg shone a light, looking around left and right. “Do your scanners pick anything up?” he asked his fellow Titan.
In the meantime, the crook was running down a level in the basement of the warehouse, where lockers and a few offices were. He skidded when a figure appeared before him, darkened by the shadows in the lack of light, the sole eye looking down at him. Rather than look frightened, he looked relieved. “Got them here boss, just like you said,” he informed with a grin. “I got the briefcase too, so what now?”
“Now,” Slade said as he stepped forward, grabbing the guy by the forearm. “You scream.”
The man's eyes widened. “Wh-wha—AAAAAAAAAGH!”
Tag: Empathy