Christos La Krail (
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knightsoflegend2015-03-14 01:58 am
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WHO || Christos, Amy, Sebastian, The Doctor [Closed]
WHAT || The Knights assist the FBI in investigating some mysterious creatures
WHERE ||Tennessee
WHEN || April 2nd [back dated]
HOW || Actionspam. Single thread, don't worry about maintaining tagging order.
While scams about genetically modified corn wouldn't normally fall under the purview of the Knights, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation has called in assistance from Wynn because of reports of the two agents investigating the matter running into some sort of Shadowkind that attacked them at the silos containing the corn in question.
The Knights fly out to Tennessee to check out the situation, and Christos drives them directly towards the silos in question, which are three lonely, old looking structures set in the middle of a field far away from any other civilization.

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Agent Fowley wanted to know if your Institute has heard of anything like this before. Personally, I have a few working theories, but they might require a bit of an ... open mind, so to speak.
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An alien crashed into my back garden when I was seven and said he'd take me to see the stars in his time machine and I followed him. Twice. No one's got more of an open mind than I do.
[ except when it come to doppelgΓ€ngers, but she doesn't know that yet. ]
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But maybe we could leave the jokes behind for the course of this investigation.
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[ most of the flirtation drains out of her voice as she continues. ] Now are you going to tell me your working theories or not?
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In Forbidden Planet, they referred to this phenomena as "monsters of the id", projections of a subconscious mind given enough form to be able to attack, even kill, those that the mind considers threats. There's been evidence to suggest that powerful psionics with untapped talent have occasionally created such beings, part illusion, part ectoplasmic manifestation, and that these creatures have acted out the dangerous, sometimes even murderous, fantasies of their otherwise mild-mannered originators.
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We've been working with a man named Robert Quail, a manager at the Processing Plant we've been looking into. Our examination at the silo was meant to prove that the corn there was being falsely labeled to allow his boss, Steve Western, to profit off a price fixing scam. It's possible that they got to Quail, that he's afraid to admit as much, but that he tipped them off to where we would be, and that we're looking into the matter. It wouldn't be difficult for a man with some connections to discover where we were staying, either.
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[ still missing those cool jackets though. rubbish. ] Oi, Doctor, have you got a pen?
[ she wants to write these names down. ]
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Obviously.
He looks at Amy, and smiles at her, oddly proud of how she's taking the lead here. Not that he's surprised how wonderful she is, he's always known that. ]
Ah yes, because Forbidden Planet is just the bastion of alien knowledge isn't it. You know I should probably be offended that he keeps thinking you're winding him up, given I'm the alien that did the crashlanding and all.
Right. So. Psions. Bobby Quail. Shall we pop and see him? Fancy a trip?
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[ but right, she goes back to the task at hand, which is mulder on the phone, and scribbles down "robert quail" and "steven western" with the pen sebastian gave her, poised to write down the rest. ]
Alright, address, go for it.
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Right, so. Address. He says we should wait 'til tomorrow to ask this Quail man about his boss. [ she looks over at christos like ur creepy and looming, what do you think we should do? should we stay or should we go now? ]
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[ beat ]
But that would be cool, wouldn't it? Do you think he'd have a cape?
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or... most mission groups lbr. ] We'll wait until morning then. We'll need to decide what our story is before approaching the man. Claiming that we're connected in any way to the FBI isn't likely to engender him to incriminate himself if he's hiding information from them already.
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