The Heist
They had been investigating for weeks, planning and setting up for what seemed like forever. But now was the time for everything to go into action. One team dressed up and settled into various undercover positions in the casino- including Lion himself over at the slots, in case he needed to call Greta and let her know someone was calling her out. Though hopefully, word of mouth would find her first.
Another at the bank, Mona using her Executor weapon to prove they could break-in at any time. It was all or nothing now- either way Greta was about to learn there were way more Executors than she previously assumed.
That is, if the Executors were right in their assumptions. But after last time who knows what might happen...
Another at the bank, Mona using her Executor weapon to prove they could break-in at any time. It was all or nothing now- either way Greta was about to learn there were way more Executors than she previously assumed.
That is, if the Executors were right in their assumptions. But after last time who knows what might happen...

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This is every Executor appointed by Rei or otherwise currently operating, to my knowledge, since we woke up. [It's a list of names.]
[Rei, Seal, Wolfsbane,
PariahAutumn, Relic,BeastAchilles,Magnum OpusMona, Ariel, Medic, White Eagle, Espresso, Lion, Royal Veil, Brainiac, Hope, La Luna,Your MajestyChiron, Kingslayer, Phoenix, Iris,JockIsabel, Clocks, Fury, Ruin, Frost, Sword, Second.]And... [She flips to another page. This one is much closer to the end.] ...this is every Executor that I've seen, spoken to, heard from, heard about, or seen any proof of life for within the last three weeks.
[The list is fifteen names long.]
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Stop. You're just hurting yourself.
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But we don't know.
Unless we find out what happened to them, we might never know at all.
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[She sighs quietly, snaps the notebook shut and tucks it under her arm, and opens her eyes to meet Sword's gaze again.]
I haven't found any of them. But I've found a lot of places where they could have been- should have been, in more than one case- and weren't. I've never found any sign of a struggle in their last known locations, or anything out of the ordinary about their behavior in retrospect. They just... aren't around anymore.
I don't know what's happening to us, but my current working theory is that it isn't good.
I would really like to be proven wrong.
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[They only get less pleasant from there.]
Because if we don't know why it happens, we don't know how to make it stop. Or whether it can happen to us. [Plainly, and with no self-consciousness whatsoever:] And because they were my friends, and I miss them.
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[....he doesn't have a response to that last bit, though.]
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Death is just a natural part of life, but you still tried to survive, didn't you? [Admittedly, it would explain some things if he didn't.] It's important to me on both a personal and a practical level to know what happened to my friends and whether or not it can happen to me. And to you, whether you care or not.
Because I'm your doctor, and that's my job.
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[...but even as he says that, something feels Weird about it. He's in his twenties, he thinks, so obviously he lived for a good while there, but...]
Just...whatever, just don't put that over what we're supposed to be doing.