Episode 5
The Grimlox could shoot whoever Andy wanted. Andy had a private office with a door he could lock silently and blame on a broken doorknob and twisted doorframe. This made for convenient masturbation. A White Knight playing a Piscean MERC was not something he wanted to be discovered, so Andy got a new credit card, bought a new laptop, and opened a new TAO account, all under the name of his deceased best friend, Christian Duke. Most was purchased using money earned working for the Pisceans. Andy didn’t do this specifically to avoid detection, but when he looked back at the series of events, he realized there was no way for SpectraCom to assemble such a chain of events.
Andy’s mission was to spend no less than 2 hours a day patrolling the dead worlds that surrounded TAO Fantasy. If any players came too close, Andy gave them one warning. If the player or players did not comply immediately, the Grimlox would open fire. He spent enough time on LillyKatt.com to feel secure that no one would catch him playing TAO Sci-Fi when he was being paid to play TAO Fantasy on his office computer. Andy would walk Duke to a secluded place with a good view, and set Duke to monitor distress calls, then assume command of the Grimlox, a ten astral-ton gunship mounted with sphere boosters that redirected the normal thrusters, allowing the ship to spin and fire in any direction while moving at top speed in a any other direction.
Not many players did come through these days, so most of Andy’s time was spent flying between worlds, setting up sonar, or sitting idle while Andy read a assured his TM that tremendous growth was currently being undertaken by Andy’s division. Payment would arrive on the Christian Duke debit card within a few hours of completing a shift. Andy quickly decided being a MERC wasn’t so bad after all.
Andy’s mission was to spend no less than 2 hours a day patrolling the dead worlds that surrounded TAO Fantasy. If any players came too close, Andy gave them one warning. If the player or players did not comply immediately, the Grimlox would open fire. He spent enough time on LillyKatt.com to feel secure that no one would catch him playing TAO Sci-Fi when he was being paid to play TAO Fantasy on his office computer. Andy would walk Duke to a secluded place with a good view, and set Duke to monitor distress calls, then assume command of the Grimlox, a ten astral-ton gunship mounted with sphere boosters that redirected the normal thrusters, allowing the ship to spin and fire in any direction while moving at top speed in a any other direction.
Not many players did come through these days, so most of Andy’s time was spent flying between worlds, setting up sonar, or sitting idle while Andy read a assured his TM that tremendous growth was currently being undertaken by Andy’s division. Payment would arrive on the Christian Duke debit card within a few hours of completing a shift. Andy quickly decided being a MERC wasn’t so bad after all.
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