結城 丈二 ☣ AR!Joji Yuki (
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a day in the life...
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[ Dick's Bikes was the place to go if you were a rough biker with a few loose morals and not that much money. One can work on their own bike, maybe swap out their bike for another bike, or if one was lucky enough, have enough money to get the mechanics involved in rebuilding a bike from getting turned into so much twisted metal, or do that mysterious thing that swaps out pieces to turn it into a different bike than the one that was brought in.
Joji was one of those mechanics, and a popular one as well. While the other workers look like the type that use bits of metal to chew on, he looked a little like he was just wasting time. At least he usually fixes the bikes he gets and makes them work better than normal. He also doesn't take that long in fixing anything and spends some of his time just hanging around, sitting on his work bench and gossiping with the other workers.
Want to bother him during that time? ]
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[ There's a rumor going around from one low-life to another. It's not that big of a rumor to catch the ears of most supers - villain and hero alike - but it is something exchanged by the lowly goon and the hard-working average con artist. It's basically goes something like If you find a strangely colored coin, there's a guy at Zero's who will pay good cash for it. If asked around a bit more, someone at the bar might point out a rather normal Asian guy that sits at the counter, drinking teasince whiskey would push the ratings too high. He's only there for a couple hours at the most, and the regulars at the bar treat him like they are scared to make him mad.
Anyone want to bother him about this rumor? ]
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[ Joji worked hard on converting an empty warehouse into a liveable habitat/workshop. There are still parts that don't work quite the right way, but for the most part, the living area is nice and roomy, with an upper floor for his private quarters and a lower part where anyone can just hang out and enjoy the comforts of urban living. The workshop side is still mostly brick and enclosed metal, with a long built in workbench and space for a few motorcycles (some still in parts), a fancy device that might be a laser scanner or possibly the beginning of a huge gun, and some fancy computers on standby.
Just anybody could walk into the building, but the moment they do, a breathless electronic voice would ask them who they were. Anyone want to see what happens if the voice isn't answered? ]
[ Dick's Bikes was the place to go if you were a rough biker with a few loose morals and not that much money. One can work on their own bike, maybe swap out their bike for another bike, or if one was lucky enough, have enough money to get the mechanics involved in rebuilding a bike from getting turned into so much twisted metal, or do that mysterious thing that swaps out pieces to turn it into a different bike than the one that was brought in.
Joji was one of those mechanics, and a popular one as well. While the other workers look like the type that use bits of metal to chew on, he looked a little like he was just wasting time. At least he usually fixes the bikes he gets and makes them work better than normal. He also doesn't take that long in fixing anything and spends some of his time just hanging around, sitting on his work bench and gossiping with the other workers.
Want to bother him during that time? ]
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[ There's a rumor going around from one low-life to another. It's not that big of a rumor to catch the ears of most supers - villain and hero alike - but it is something exchanged by the lowly goon and the hard-working average con artist. It's basically goes something like If you find a strangely colored coin, there's a guy at Zero's who will pay good cash for it. If asked around a bit more, someone at the bar might point out a rather normal Asian guy that sits at the counter, drinking tea
Anyone want to bother him about this rumor? ]
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[ Joji worked hard on converting an empty warehouse into a liveable habitat/workshop. There are still parts that don't work quite the right way, but for the most part, the living area is nice and roomy, with an upper floor for his private quarters and a lower part where anyone can just hang out and enjoy the comforts of urban living. The workshop side is still mostly brick and enclosed metal, with a long built in workbench and space for a few motorcycles (some still in parts), a fancy device that might be a laser scanner or possibly the beginning of a huge gun, and some fancy computers on standby.
Just anybody could walk into the building, but the moment they do, a breathless electronic voice would ask them who they were. Anyone want to see what happens if the voice isn't answered? ]
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He steps into the bar, looking very out of place in his brightly colored clothes, and looks around. Well, this was the place, now to find the person who was buying these coins and talk to them.]
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How lucky for you, it is what I wanted.
[ Joji lets go and the goon flees out of the door. Joji picks it up and glances over at Eiji. ]
You're new.
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[He had stepped to the side to let the goon pass him without bumping him on his way out.]
Are you the one who is buying colored coins?
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Or maybe there was something else going on. After all, Amazon wasn't the only Rider in the city. ]
You were watching so I assume you can answer your own question.
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So it is you. Could I ask why?
[For all he knew, this could be another one of Kougami's employees.]
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Having no idea the reputation of the bike shop, he thought nothing of wheeling his in, looking around for someone to talk to.]
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The rest of the mechanics got out of his way and Joji hopped off the bench with a slight sniff. ]
What needs fixing?
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[[His hand lingered on the bike as he spoke. He wasn't exactly happy about having to leave his machine in the hands of a stranger....]]
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No problem at all. I can handle it.
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Times I wish I knew anything about motercycles
XD all I know is that they go vroooom - wiki is my frand
Same! Wikis are amazing helpful things for RP holy crap.
that it is :3
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Please identify yourself.
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Amazon want see you, strange voice!
[Because who is talking to him?!]
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[ The humming stops. The voice switches off and the lights slowly flickered on, letting him see just how open and big the former warehouse was. ]
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The doll on his arm is posed with its arms crossed as though mirroring that disdain as Maki quietly makes his way over to the bar. Surely a full grown man walking into a bar with a doll is something Joji doesn't see every day.]
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Joji heard them leave and glanced at the scratched and dull mirror over the bar. The man approaching the bar was not a regular nor was he the kind of peron that he would ever expect to show up in this place. Did that mean his careful fishing hooked something bigger than a few coins left behind from a battle with the Omegafriends?]
They have an excellent Jade Oolong tea here. [If anything, Joji was going to be polite until he figured out what was with this guy.] Do you wish for a cup?
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I'd like one.
[And he's only looking at that doll when he talks. Weird.]
But I'd prefer information.
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Information? About what?
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[At the very least he could ask about it, and then segue into this Kamen Rider business.]
[When he shows up at the bar he's dressed much less like the crisp, clean business casual reporter he is during the day, and more like the alcoholic he was several months ago. The best way to get information often meant blending in.]
[He comes to sit a stool or so away from Joji, nursing something of his own and just listening to the conversations.]
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He pretty much was getting ready to leave.]
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You must be some kind of collector or something.
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Why do you ask?
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So there he is, still a hand, floating his way into the building. And only giving that electronic voice the slightest of attention. Just a pause, a flick of his wrist as though he was looking around for the source, then... well, never mind. He didn't need to identify himself. In he goes.
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Yes, Joji programed his computer with a dry personality. At least it hasn't started to joke since those would be the kind of jokes that only a select few people would actually like. It takes a couple minutes for Joji to appear, shoving goggles up into his hair and stripping the gloves off of his hands.
"There are other Greeeds around. Who's to say one of them might try to get at me when I'm occupied?"
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