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Part 9: Spider-Man and a Brief Psychology of Watches As I was led back down the identically doored hallway, I contemplated what had just happened. 1) Ceross seemed to have a split personality and was incredibly disorganized. 2) Janoth lost control when sufficiently insulted, and was terrible when it came to hand-to-hand combat. Somewhat useful information, but I was more concerned about myself at the moment. As I had refused Ceross’s so-called ‘offer’, I wouldn’t be of any use to them, would I? So what happened to me now? There was no way I’d be persuaded to change my opinion on being ‘employed’, so i

 Kuro’s dark eyes scanned the night street, watching the cars rolling by. He knew what he was looking for, if only he could see it- There. Kuro started forward, heading for an alley. It had been brief, but he had caught sight of it. The small, electronic flash of a red light. He walked briskly, quickly, into the dim interstice between two tall buildings, entering the labyrinth that was the city’s alleyways. Again. The red light blinked ahead. Kuro followed. He could hear footsteps, accompanying the light, but the gait was off, unbalanced. Kuro moved faster. How much farther can they go? he wondered. He glanced at the concrete as i

Part 8: Lvl. 100 Boss Fight When I awoke again, I was greeted with a much less welcome sight than Zet: Janoth. Holding the collar remote. “What do you want?” I muttered, annoyed to have been sleeping when he had come in. “You’re coming with me,” Janoth said casually, examining the cuticles of his right hand with an air of nonchalance, “For an inquiry.” I laughed outright at this. “Your superior is out of his mind.” “Maybe so,” he said evenly. “Put your right arm to the cage bars.” Folding my legs beneath me, I crossed my arms over my chest. “You actually expec