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[jlf_redhood]

One thing I miss about working with B: access to shit. This whole system I've got going - namely, the one where I don't have access to GCPD files unless I ask Oracle really nicely - is getting old. Like, really old. And old is never a good thing when your cases are time-sensitive. Like, oh, the possibility of kids being "exported" from the docks.

But I can't get the files I need, because I don't have B's connections. Not that he ever answers my calls, but... well, he's not answering my calls. My normal go-to in this situation is "blow shit up," but I don't want to hurt any bystanders, mostly because they're kids, and blowing them up isn't saving them.

This sucks.

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[jlf_speedy]

I'm very good at compartmentalizing my emotions to process later.

I like to think of it as a strength, though my therapist disagrees. But then, I don't actually tell her about the vigilante stuff.

[jlf_redhood]

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say there's a difference between "compartmentalizing" and "figuring out how to use your brother's body in a plan if he dies." I mean, I'm no paragon of mental health, but... I'm just saying.

[jlf_speedy]

Well, I'm not gonna leave him behind, either. I needed a plan that got him out of there, and the plan happened to take advantage of hiding him in plain sight.

[jlf_redhood]

This is the part where I nod along, right? I'm nodding. See?

Anyway, we should get going with Plan A if everyone's up on the details.

He leaves you alone for a few comments and...

[jlf_greenarrowii]

... I have several questions right now, but not about plan A.

haaaaa

[jlf_speedy]

Check your quiver for the written instructions for Plan L. I at least planned out the actions for my own untimely demise first. If that makes you feel better.

[jlf_greenarrowii]

It really does not.