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[cannibalgourmet]

[It didn't take long for Hannibal to figure out the network on his tablet. By now he had explored part of the city, and he's ready to find a job like Graham Baker recommended him. Not having had the chance to meet Pinoko yet, he decides to take advantage of the communication system here.]

Good afternoon, my name is Hannibal Lecter, and I recently arrived to the city. I was told in the briefing about the necessity of getting a job. My abilities lie in the medical field, and he suggested I contact Ms. Pinoko to see what kind of training I would need to take to be able to start working. I can only hope she will see this message.

Additionally, once I'm cleared to work as a doctor, I will be offering you my services as a psychiatrist. If you feel therapy would help you with any problems you have, feel free to contact me. I will do what is in my hands to help you.

[He smiles briefly, nods as a farewell and then turns off the feed.]

Comments

[voice]

[cannibalgourmet]

[And that's a very subjective definition, according to Hannibal. Not that he could actually use his standard form of punishment on a robot.]

Hmmm... I would be interested to see that. Out of curiosity, of course. As an outsider to your... species, I can't pass judgement until I've seen both sides.

[voice]

[driftlock]

Hngh.

[Fair enough. Not that Deadlock's a huge fan of fairness. But in this case, he's pretty sure he's right.]

See for yourself, then. They killed more of my kind than I ever did.

[voice]

[cannibalgourmet]

I see... [Now that is certainly an interesting piece of information. Not to mention, can robots be killed?]

Does killing your kind have to do with this spark you mentioned?

[voice]

[driftlock]

[Now this is a topic he can get into.]

Yeah, I mean that's one way. Basically just gotta find a way to break Rossum's Trinity. So, you know, brain module works, too.

[If you're into that. He can be.]

[voice]

[cannibalgourmet]

[He's not that much into mechanics, or cybernetics. Or whatever field of knowledge is required to fully understand Autobots and all.]

I still need to learn much about your people.

[voice]

[driftlock]

Eh. We're just people. Been killing each other for a few million years.

[voice]

[cannibalgourmet]

A few million years is quite a long time.

[He wonders what kind of history Deadlock's world has.]

[voice]

[driftlock]

Tell me about it. We would've won the war by now if some people in fraggin' high places weren't so squeamish.

[voice]

[cannibalgourmet]

Sometimes harsh decisions must be made to win a war. But those who are in high places end up regretting a decision more often than not, either for taking action or for not taking action.

[voice]

[driftlock]

Regret is for cowards. They don't want to risk losing, so they don't do anything. How you win a war when you never fight?

[voice]

[cannibalgourmet]

Quite impossible. [What a mediocre bunch.] Those who do not risk can never hope to win.

[voice]

[driftlock]

[See? Deadlock knew you were smart.]

Exactly. That's what I kept telling them. Hnf. They tried to kill me for it.

[How dare they. Just. How.]

[voice]

[cannibalgourmet]

[Of course he is, often he's the smartest person in the room.]

It is no wonder those other people [robots] have the upper hand.