Mission 005 [Bounty/Video/Text] After the Olympics

[yoyoboy]

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Well, this is off to a bad start. Especially with that stupid paperboy breaking my window with another newspaper. Again.

[He even shows the said window, which is now shattered thanks to the said incident.]

But anyways, I got something on my mind lately. The arcade is good and all, but does Genessia, Nova, or Attleton have a skate park or a laser tag or something? I'm kind of bored with just video games and comics around.

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[Later, he really wants something ever since the last Olympics sport.]

Does anyone know how do I get a cool motorbike? More importantly, do they allow 12-years-old kids to drive a bike?

Bounty: Death at the Zoo [Action/Solo] [Bounty Link]

[Well, this is long overdue, so he might as well try to hunt this guy down before it's too late. During his investigations at the crime scene, he discovered not only several signs of a struggle as well that the pockets from the victim's jacket were mysteriously torn off. But what's even more surprising is that he found a torn piece of an ID with the last name "Coleman" and the zoo logo are visible on the tag. Does that mean the culprit works at the zoo?

Wanting to see if he's right, in his own WOOHP fashion, he decides to stay in the park for a while disguised as a sanitary worker to see if there's a strange event is happening.

However, the main downside of staying in the zoo at night is that he gets bored easily. So he will try to sleep while standing up. But just as he can after 4 hours, he notices a strange man in a hoodie dragging a big garbage bag to the lion's den. But as he takes a closer look, he sees the man removing his hood, which he quietly gasps in shock that it's one of the zookeepers he just saw earlier, not to mention that his last name is also Coleman. And what's even shocking is that the bag is moving! Does that mean he's planning to throw this poor sap into the den next?

Well, guess that means he knows what to do next...]

HEY YOU!

[Tony's loud shout causes the man to jump in shock before he turns around to see the young spy in his yellow spy suit.]

Sorry to say this, but that guy is not on the lion's menu!

[With that said, he quickly jumps up and kicks him in the stomach to incapacitate him. After that, he used his Freezdisc to cut the garbage bag, which much to his surprise, is the victim's best friend. From his explanation, he is trying to investigate his friend's passing when he discovers several rare animals and creatures that were snatched away from their homes of Fayren.

With that revelation after leading the victim's friend to safety, he spends a few minutes playing cat and mouse with Mr. Coleman. It is until Tony leads him to his ironic fate into the lion's den (which he mercifully releases him after he confessed out of fear) that lead him to capture the real culprit.

It may cost him his good night sleep, but at least he managed to complete his bounty without any hitches and problems.]

Comments

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[younghero]

[Hey, Link figured out this smart-phone thing. He didn't have a clue what half of the things the older boy mentioned were, but, he picked just one.]


What're vid-e-o games?

[And more hesitantly--]

Are there target galleries here? Or, uh, bombchu bowling?

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[yoyoboy]

[...]

You're serious, right?

[As he always deal with trolls, Tony thinks he might be one of them.]

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[younghero]

[Link frowned slightly.]

Yeah, I'm serious. I've never heard of 'em before. S'not something we have in Hyrule.

[He shrugged, shield and sword clanking a little.]

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[yoyoboy]

[That one hits him right in the feels. How can a kid like him didn't heard of video games before?!

It's until the mention of his world's name and his pointy ears makes him realize why.]

Don't tell me you live a fantasy with no technology or anything?

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[younghero]

I live in a forest?

Not sure what technology is...uh, Castletown has bowling with little mouse shaped bombs, and target shooting galleries where you can use your slingshot.

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[yoyoboy]

[It's official, then. He's a wild child like in those Tarzan books.]

Okay... You know what, I should try not to mention video games until you get the modern technology around here.

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[younghero]

[Kokiri. Except he's not. No one bothered telling him he's adopted. Blame his late adoptive Tree-dad.]

I don't suppose you know a way to get home. Or, uh...a way to send stuff home?

[Maybe if he was stuck, he could still send Zelda the Spiritual Stones.]

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[yoyoboy]

Sorry to say this, but I doubt we can go home or send some stuff there.

They just told me that we're stuck here for the rest of our lives. Or we might inexplicably disappear.

[Yeah, he's not going to take the second option since he feels it's a little scary.]

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[younghero]

Stuck?

I can't be stuck. Zelda is gonna think I bailed on her! Or worse, that I lied to her.

[That was all really worrying. But, Link was an optimist.]

Maybe the people who vanish got home.

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[youfool]

What! They broke that window? But that's the K&H's Children's Home window! You still live there, don't you?

[He *thought* Tony did, last he checked. That's going too far!]

Anyway, Link just arrived there. I thought you two would get along famously; he's quite the outdoorsman.

As it happens, I do know where you could get a motorcycle. How your allowance would cover that I don't know. Unfortunately, you have to be at least sixteen to get it.

[And yet he still does bounties at...what, ten? Twelve? Nothing makes sense.]

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[yoyoboy]

Yes. It. DID.

[To be honest, he saw the paperboy when he's about to go back inside, which the first thing on his mind is to run away as fast as possible. Suffice to say, it didn't work.]

Yeah, I met him. He said he's from this fantasy world called Hyrule or something.

[Once he hears the age limit, he just frowns as he feels that his age is mocking him again.]

Seriously?! Can't they just give me a break about my own age for once?!

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[youfool]

Haha, come on now. Calling the paperboy an "it" is a little callous.

[Unnerving force of nature though he may be.]

Huh! I'd have thought you'd be more excited. Both of you ought to be thick as thieves, what with you're mutual penchant for trouble. Which I still dislike, for whatever that matters.

Haha, afraid not! Patience is a virtue, after all. Your own two legs--and a skateboard--ought to serve in the meantime. Where would you need to go that necessitates a motorcycle, of all things?

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[yoyoboy]

Really? May I add that "it" got a perfect aim at my head?!

[He then scratches the back of his head in guilt.]

Sorry... I'm actually excited to have another kid in here, but I still can't believe he came from a fantasy world without technology.

[He then hangs his head in dismay at this.]

To look cool...

[Tony sighs as he said this.]

But there's no age limit in owning a hoverboard, right?

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[youfool]

Haha, you may! Very complimentary of you. Though I'm sure your pitching arm is just as steady.

I would think you'd like his "technology" very much! You might ask him--in perfect safety, mind--to show you his swordplay. I love that art myself.

[When Tony confesses the real reason, Ted can't help but laugh at him, gently.]

Hahaha. Picaresque aesthetic, eh? Nothing needful, I take it.

I would think so! Imagine riding one of those things over a lake or something; one might drown! Certification, at the very least. Though that would be Nova City's department; not a city I visit often. I can make an inquiry, if you like.

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[yoyoboy]

Well, if that paperboy is back throwing newspapers on my face, I'll return the favor by throwing a Freezdisc on his face!

Really? Can he fight with a sword?

[Now he feels a little guilty on treating that kid earlier.]

If you can contact them, sure. I might even go there to get a license there. They said something about that bounty hunters can't work in Nova City until I get one.

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[youfool]

No you won't!

[He says, almost joking. That thing could cut someone's eye out, ya crazy brat!]

Haha, what, did you think that giant shield on his back was for show? If I'm not around, he might be able to show you a thing or two.

Ah...about that. Do you remember what we agreed upon? Always bringing an adult with you when you went in for that kind of thing?

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[yoyoboy]

[Well, he's not literally throwing a Freezdisc (thanks, WOOHP code), but he will find a way to give that paperboy a payback.]

Alright. I'll ask him the next time we meet.

[Of course, he had to bring up the bounty hunter subject as most of his bounties so far are solo.]

Y-Y-Yeah! I got permission to several of them! And because of the grown-up, I managed to wipe those baddies away to jail.

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[gamerrep]

How can someone be bored of video games?

[Say's the gamer girl honestly.]

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[yoyoboy]

I didn't say that I'm literally bored of video games. I feel like they need some new ones at the store.

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[gamerrep]

There are always new ones weekly. At least as far as I am aware, at worst it can be a month.

But good video games take time.

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[yoyoboy]

Why? Can't they just throw it to the shelf in the game store more sooner?

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[gamerrep]

They have to check various factors before they are able to. If they find a game breaking bug for example, they would need to push it back. if that makes sense.

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[yoyoboy]

[Well, he doesn't like a video game that breaks...]

Good point... But still, do they have any decent new games around here?

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[gamerrep]

Depends on your type of genre. One that you like the most.

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[yoyoboy]

Well, I prefer fighting, action, and role-playing games. Sports as well.