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- Task Name: Savior or Extortionist?
Tier: 1
NPC or PC: PC
Location: Alabasta
Crew, Team, or Personal: Personal
Description: Thanks to your generous supply of information, the king knows a great deal about the impending doom of his empire. Convince him that the only way to save his country is to give you his full monetary and political support to lead the war against the invaders.
Enemy Details: -
Boss: No
Items: Central System, 2 x Energy Pistols (2 upgrades)
A dark grey cloak covered most of Rokuju’s body, all that was revealed was a toothy grin, something she could not quite hide. It was the product of finally having some power in the game. She finally had some moves available to her, and she intended to get the most out of them. Right now, she was taking a firm stroll through the main street of Alabasta. A few patrols of guards were running through the streets in a state of panic, but other than that, everything was completely normal. Huh, so the citizens hadn’t been alerted yet. It made sense, it would have probably only been a matter of hours since the Alabastian court had learned of the enemy that had landed on their shores. Rokuju had known when and where things were going down, so naturally she had got there before any scout from the city. But it seemed the duck billed squad was as fast as ever, they must have passed her on the way here and alerted them. It was very interesting to see things unfold in front of her eyes, but she couldn’t afford to dally. Maybe when she retired and Germa sat on top of the world, she would be able to relax under a sun umbrella and watch the fireworks.
She was going to back to confront the king for maybe the last time. Now, this was a crucial moment, and it was imperative that it goes to plan. If she let Yanus hold onto the reins tightly, she would likely be lost in his web, and when the time comes, killed to tie up loose ends. She was just a tool of his, at least that is what he thought. Today was the day that she would put a piece or two on the table. She wondered just how he would take it, but she was fairly certain how men like him worked. He was smart and recognised a situation and what was the most beneficial course of action. As long as she looked after his interests, he should be willing to accept whatever revisions that she throws out there. The king’s cousin, Uron on the other hand, was not quite as reliably cunning, but she hoped he wouldn’t be stupid enough to do something irrational. What she was attempting was something akin to a political surgery. A delicate finesse was required to pull it off. But Rokuju was confident that today was her day. No more failure.
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