"See, that's part of the thing I have to work out. I mean, if there's no witnesses, then there's no proof that the 'hit' was carried out, but... then again, the goal is to accomplish the mission and not get caught, so..."
"There's always the honor system," Kiki says optimistically. "Or everyone gets a slip of paper and when you get hit, you agree by the rules of the game to sign the paper of the person who got you."
"Why not change it from Assassin to Bounty Hunter and have all agents have to capture their targets in nets and drag them before you as proof?" Kiki asks. It's a little tough to tell if she's actually serious about that.
"First off, I don't think we'll have enough nets for that many people. And second off, you'd have to be muscular to drag people to a staging area. I mean, I'd love to see you trying to drag The Tick or someone. In a net. Down a hall." John laughs at the absurdity, not necessarily at the idea.
"Well, then they can staple the net to the wall or stake it to the floor until they can get someone to help them haul in their capture or get you there as a witness to their success." Kiki is definitely joking now. Although... there is some merit in the notion. Well, if not merit, then at least amusement.
"And risk the wrath of the janitorial staff for cleanup and repairs? Nevaaah. B'sides, they'll get that Smith guy to come back and kick all our asses. Gotta make sure I ask this Dewey guy while he's still here."
"I don't know much about either," Kiki admits, "So I can't really say. Principal SlackerMan does seem much more laid back, though, you're right about that.
"Which would be why I'd include him as an assassin, but maybe not as an assassee. Unless we get the teachers involved in all of this. Which could be fun and very frightening."
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