Either way, you woke up to the two of them still there, Stasya curled up against you and Lilya sleeping peacefully under one of Katya's outstretched arms. It had been a bit of a challenge to get up without disturbing them, though you managed to pull it off tolerably enough that they didn't wake up until after you'd showered and dressed.

Your light breakfast had been interrupted by Brigitte, bringing in mail for you and Katya. Formal things, she'd explained- greetings from the German coven and the Matrons of Berlin, and a more formal, written request to meet Stasya and Lilya. That one is carefully worded and makes it painfully clear they not only expect you to be there, either with or without Katya, but that they'll happily accept any decision you make about what is- and isn't- ok to ask the girls.

Plus, of course, there's Anya. You and Katya hadn't really talked much about it yesterday, with each other or the girls, but it's going to be something you do need to handle- and soon. You're sure all the various matrons in the city are anxious to talk to the girl, and unlike with Stasya and Lilya, there's no guardian of witches to go through to get to her. While you doubt they'll engage in any high intensity interrogation, you have your doubts that her mental state is going to be up to even the personal questions the matrons would be asking. Part of you feels like you should step in, there, though you're still not really sure how much actual power you have to do so.

2/3 (haha, nope)

The problem is, will all these things to handle, your day is almost completely full. You know the matrons have the clout to bump themselves to the top of your to do list if you agree to talk to them- and might be willing to buy you some time to take care of something that doesn't involve the brass or politicians, but at the same time, it's not every day the commandant of the UN defense forces asks to speak to a pilot- even one like you- personally, face-to-face. You doubt he'd care too much about another couple of hours, but then again, you don't think the matrons would care too much either.

[] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.
[] We'll talk to the Matrons first, it could be a lead on the girl's histories.

Inb4 panzer

>>40202346
>[] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

>>40202346
>[x] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

>>40202346
KATYA WAS CUNTBLOCKED WTF

>[x] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

>>40202346
>[] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

You don't get brass much shinier than him.

>>40202346
>[X] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

If the Matrons complain, we'll just point out that Russians throwing nukes around is a bit of a problem.

>>40202346
>[X] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

>>40202346
>[] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

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>>40202346
>[x] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

Work first, Matrons later. Best night of the week!

>>40202346
>[] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.
Well, work and all that. Better see what they want before they send MPs to find us.

>>40202346
>[] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

>>40202346
>[] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.
Also,
>Dicerolls
IT'S BEEN NICE KNOWING YOU, FRANK!

>>40202346
>[] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.
We could send a letter back to the matrons asking for a list of questions they want to ask that we can review, as well as what topics are off the table. That will give them something to do in the meantime, and it won't feel like we're ignoring them.

>>40202346
>[] We'll talk to the Matrons first, it could be a lead on the girl's histories.

>>40202346
>>40202346
>[x] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.
Duty before witches.
>>40202489
>Dicerolls
Those are happening?

>>40202530
Ghost talking about dicerolls on Twitter yesterday;
but they are planned for sequel iirc.

>>40202542
would that sequel still be in the SW'89 universe?

>>40202542
>>40202530
If we're doing rolls, I'd like to do it for a skipper MC for once.

Also, might post Move 3 of my writefagging if the schedule permits...

>>40202573
I hope so!

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While I haven't caught up to this yet, it still didn't stop me from making this thing. Here's some delicious brown for you guys!

>>40202632
AW YEAH PIXEL

>>40202632
looks good 7/10

>>40202346
>[X] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

Bros before hoes. Also supporting >>40202507 add-on.

>>40202632
All Hail the glorious Pixelfag

>>40202489
>dice rolls

U wot m8

>>40202632
NO! Pixel! Ghost will be too busy with tissues and hand lotion to update!

>>40202632
We chose poorly.

>>40202632
Oh dang

>>40202671
Check ghost's twitter, chief. He's considering implementing dice rolls for his next quest.

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>>40202676
Cause that's something that doesn't happen often...

>>40202632
baller work pixel

>>40202690
They did check his twitter, they are just suffering from a terminal case of poor reading comprehension, complications with shiposting.

>>40202676
Didn't she make it clear she just wanted a fuck buddy and not an actual relationship?

Also, we tapped that when we had the chance. I'd say that was a good decision.

>>40202676
we have a harem. how hard would it be to add her in?
I know that the chances of adding anyone else into the harem, but a man an dream can he not?

>>40202346
>[x] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.
we'll always be witch catnip, but we won't always be the greatest pilot in the world. make hay while the sun shines.

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>>40202632

>>40202752
>will we see another Eastern Europe witch joining spellcaster in future? Someone from Belorussia or Ukraine, perhaps? Also, will the harem grow larger? Mangafag

>VF-3 at this point is pretty full up, though there's requests from allied nations to put pilots/witches in with it to see if they pick anything up. As is, however, that's very unlikely.
And I doubt it. Katya's quite happy with arrangements as is, and doesn't want to push her luck, Ice would be against it, and Slider would make it a case of them or her no matter how much she liked them as a person- it's weird enough as is.

Anyone have to that link to that fic with Bridgette and Frank having. . . relations by any chance?

>>40202632
>that face
>the derp eyes
>Thighs nearly thick as head, even when adjusted for perspective
>Hips more than thrice the width of the head, even when adjusted for perspective
>planes of the rifle components are not aligned
>Hand that's not holding the rifle looks flat or squashed compared to the other hand which actually has volume
u wot

excellent camo and detail on that rifle. Hair looks really good as well.

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>Dicerolls
Like, there's nothing inherently wrong with them but they introduce something rather fundamental into a quest.
Without dice, the only resolution mechanic is voter choice. The QM presents options, and the outcomes depend on which one the players pick. People can cry about terrible voters all they want, but in the end success or failure rides upon what the QM offers and writes.
With write-in votes this gets a bit more wibbly, but the final conclusion still stands.

With dice, success or failure is a step removed from the players and the QM. Sure, the QM can always bullshit things, and how much of an effect the dice have on events is still up to him, but with dice it is possible to do nothing wrong and still fail.
That's a perfectly acceptable game philosophy, but it's drastically different from when dice are absent.

>>40202875
To be fair, Ghost has implemented the vote system for two quest-seasons now. Considering that the next quest might be a new MC, a change in game mechanics is welcome.

That's just my opinion though. I don't know what the others think.

On reflection, I don't really think Katya's going to be too broken up about the girls cockblocking her. If anything, it makes her look forward to foursome night more as it'll have Tabitha and Rachel as an audience.

>>40202967
I'm not offering an opinion one way or the other, just that the differences must be considered.

>>40202967
i have no problem if ghost wanna to use it on his next quest, as long as we have something like... idol star? on Cyberpunk Idol Quest.

>>40202972
>audience
You mean Ice and Slider tied up right

>>40203043
I think it was star power MF.

>>40202999
Ah, sorry chief!

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[x] I'll see the UN Commandant first, since that's directly duty related.

Duty takes precedence over the matrons, you decide- while they're anxious to meet the girls, they can wait another couple hours you figure. You help clean up the table while you have Stasya fetch Brigitte, who was waiting outside.

She saunters in with that easy gait she seems to adopt in 'relaxed' settings, sprawling herself over a chair, draping one leg over the armrest. “So,” She says, grinning at you and Katya. “Who I be takin ya to see first, hmm? Mebby de chaplains?”

Katya laughs. “There is no wedding yet, Brigitte.”


“A pity.” She says

“We’re going to see the commandant.” You say, before the two of them really get going.

“We?” Brigitte asks. “No, I tink ya misunderstood baron. He wantin to see you, not you and de little ones and Katya.”

“But-” You start to protest, she manages to cut it off with another catlike grin.

“I tink ya be jus fine for an hour or so widout bein surrounded by girls, oui baron?” She says. “Besides, mebby it be givin Katya and dem some time to be bondin.”

You notice the girls look at each other, then over at Katya, who gives them a tentative smile.

“You're coming with?” You ask. Brigitte nods.

“O course.” She responds. “You tink dey jus let ya be drivin around unescorted?” She laughs.

“We could always go see Anya.” Katya says, thoughtfully- the girls both look sharply at her, then over at you.

[] I'd like to come along, if you can wait
[] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

>>40202875
The ideal setup would probably be a mix of the two. If it's not done very carefully, making success and failure dependent entirely on player choices can lead to a situation where one option is clearly better than the others, or options that look reasonable come with a hidden trap that will fuck the players over without them ever being able to see it coming. Or none of the choices lead to failure in the first place, which can make the choices completely pointless.

Dice rolls allow for more leeway. You can give the options a higher chance of success depending on what they choose to do, but success and failure aren't a foregone conclusion.

>>40202972
I doubt that the night will be successful, what with the girls having nightmares. And if we recruit Anya then she might jump to conclusions about the noise.

Thus, we REALLY need soundproofing boards.

>>40203095
>[X] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

Maybe Anya will react better if Frank isn't there.

>>40203095
>[] I'd like to come along, if you can wait
NOPE NOPE NOPE
Yandere big sister isn't a good thing to wake up to in the morning

>>40203095
>[] I'd like to come along, if you can wait

>>40203095
>[] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

our schedule is packed enough already, sooooooooo

I mean it's not like Katya needs us to babysit her.

>>40203131
>I mean it's not like Katya needs us to babysit her.
>babysit her
L-lewd!

>>40203095
>[] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

>>40203095
>[x] I'd like to come along, if you can wait
>seeing Anya
>Without us in the room to protect our daughters if necessary.

>>40203095
>[] I'd like to come along, if you can wait

>>40202972
Didn't we already figure out a 7-day Fronk distribution scheme?

Ice
Slider
Katya
Ice Slider
Ice Katya
Slider Katya
Ice Slider Katya

>>40203095
>[] I'd like to come along, if you can wait
I wanna be in on that to support daughterus through trying times.

>>40203095
>[] I'd like to come along, if you can wait

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>>40203095

>[X] I'd like to come along, if you can wait.

BEST NIGHT OF THE WEEK!

>>40203095
>[X] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons

Not having her age button around should help the entire matter.

>>40203095
>[x] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

>>40203095
>[] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.
>>40203097
Yeah. Though,
>but success and failure aren't a foregone conclusion.
Is correct, the POSSIBILITY of failure is always there. No matter how you stack the odds, there's always the chance that with dice you will fail. Unless you don't do critfails, in which case certain rolls become equivalent to simple votes
Or unless you have something like Star Power to remedy bad rolls, which adds a nice dimension of player resource management to offset the whims of fate.
Shrug.

>>40203095
>[] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

>>40203095
>[x] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

Maybe this'll convince the girls not to barge in early next time.

>>40203095
>[] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

The girls need to learn how to stand on their own two feet. Overdependence can be just as harmful as neglect.

>>40203167
Huh. Yeah, we did. Adding anyone else would probably screw the schedule up something fierce, no matter how much Konstantina howls in despair.

>>40203095
>[x] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

As much as I'd rather go along with them when we deal with Anya, this might be better. She might try to say us being there is intimidating Stasya and Lilya into saying that they are fine with us.

>>40202875
Honestly the only quests I never had a problem with dice in is everything Papa-N runs but that's mostly cause of the Hue's.

>>40203095
>[] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

If anything us being there would make things worse.

>>40203095
>[x] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

She might be more open when she sees it doesn't take the Butcher breathing down their necks to keep them this side of the curtain.

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>>40203095
>>40203095
>Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.
AFTER TWO YEARS AND A WEEK OF BINGING I CAN FINALLY PARTICIPATE AGAIN

>>40203248
>>40203248
With four people, it'll work out even if we have threesome six days a week, and all four of them together on the seventh day. We'd have to cut the one-on-one time though.

>>40203095
>[] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.


i see the risks of the choice but with katya this might be a good thing.

>>40203095
>[] I'd like to come along, if you can wait

>>40203233
Also if we're present Anya might think that they're too frightened to speak up against our 'horrible treatment' of them

>>40202875
i can see dice rolls being a fun component of a frantic trollercoaster quest with lots of shiptoasting, but it would have to be fast and shallow stuff to keep the tension up.

>>40203095
>[] I'd like to come along, if you can wait

>>40203355
I, for one, hope it is a Kant-o-celle spinoff

>>40203167
I still maintain that Frank must have the pelvis of a Norse god to survive this set up.

The closest we've found is Bullseye from PJ-witches.

>>40203386

Frank is now a demi-god, and half-Asgardian.

Frank is Thor when?

>>40203451
>Thor
>Not Garm
>ZERO intensifies

>>40203095
>[] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

>>40203386
>>40203451
I dunno, I think he'd be more like a Greek or Phoenician god.
>inb4 Baal Fronk

>>40203503
www.youtube.com/watch?v=X25tM7Vag6Y

>>40203386

No, he just gets a bionic pelvis. Putin is pretty bro.

>I'd like to come along, if you can wait.

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>>40203095
>[x] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.
shake hands with danger, kids

>>40203095
>[x] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

>>40203541
Question is, would Putin use EVHUL SOVIET MAGIC SCIENCE to make all of our sperm turn into god damn reds?
If it does, would that mean the next quest would end with us having a dog fight to the death with our sons/daughters?

>>40203541
He doesn't really need augments for that.

>>40203636
>Titans Quest
>You are Cronos, King of Titans, and right now you are facing off against you three sons

>>40203670

>i_never_asked_for_this.wmv

>>40203636

>dog fight
>to the death

Wrong answer anon. We'll just headpat them until they join our side.

>>40203636
I don't think that you can get genetics that advanced... Or integrate it into a mechanical pelvis.

>>40202632
Anachronistic sight. The special operators of the era were depicted with aimpoint sights stuck to the carry handle. Lookin'good otherwise.

>>40203678
Wait, wouldn't Cronus off himself rather than kill his family?
>AGAIN.

>>40203733
Depends, unless it's pre-Zeus!Fronk and he goes off eating all his children

I'm patiently awaiting the thread where after the war we go shopping with our daughterus, and we find action figures of everyone.

What would be everyone's responses when Frank buys the entire set?

>>40203977
All the Anons would be 'OH YEAH' while the characters would be all 'really? you did that?'

>>40203977
>>40204005
>Figma of Ice aiming her Super Garand
>Image Description: Get back to writing, faggot

>>40204005
Pretty much this but iirc we are only well known within small circles and communities. The public knows of our deeds but not the person I think

>>40204025
the internet will change that in a decade or less with how tech is bursting forth.

>>40204069
Those classified squadron diaries tho

>>40204069

Merlin becomes the mother of the Internet.

Most of the early internet sites are devoted to chocolate cakes and how to eat them in gradually interesting ways.

>>40204080
I'd actually think the diaries would become something like the in-universe Letters book with Georgette and Nick

That or the novel and movies would.

I can already imagine what the family would be like twenty years later.

>Stasya and Lilya are highly respected among Navy witches and are considered the archetype of 'Steelwing' witches.

> Frank's next three daughters (each with a different mother) are looking forward to long, successful careers as 'standard' Navy aviation witches.

>Frank is retired from the Navy, and works as a civilian flight instructor and stunt flyer.

>Tabitha is a highly-respected Matron, with Rachel and Katya as her 'chief minions' in coven politics.

>No idea on sons, but there must be a few sprinkled in there.

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>>40204122
>Most of the early internet sites are devoted to chocolate cakes and how to eat them in gradually interesting ways.

>>40204126
>Frank begets a son who operates operationally
>It's Brigitte's

>>40204122
Depends on when their classified status expires, however.

>>40204126
Sounds like bad fan fiction I rather wait until we see more development in several parts of your image before accepting it

>>40204172

>what.jpg

>>40204162
>>40204122
And that, my fellow anons, is how FOOD PORN came into existence.

>>40204126
>one of his son will founding an trans-atlantic counter terrorist unit.

>>40204210

Wait

what have I done

I MADE MERLIN LEWD!?

I'msorryghostI'msosorryghostpleaseforgiveme

>>40204228
>Rainbow Six.webm

>>40204228
Raven Shield/Athena Sword Quest soon?

>>40204228
And that's how Tom Clancy became immortal

>>40204126

I can imagine Frank's sons staying well clear of the navy or any service for that matter. It's probably impossible to life up to his legacy.

>>40204367
One is a great political leader, taking the lead in the future
Another is a ground pounder or spec ops.
A third is the playboy movie star
and the fourth is going to be a marriage/sex counselor.

>>40204250
>>40204210

>Ghost doesn't want Merlin to be lewded
>Anons goes ahead and makes her into the first goddess of food porn.
>facepalm.jpg

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>>40202632
This is what period operators look like.

>>40204464
>Ice
>Brigitte/Slider
>Katya with a dash of Mav
>Katya

>>40204485
well, technically the one get lewded is the food so its ok.

>>40204500
What is that, a bangalore?

>>40204500
so what you're saying is Brig lacks both the glasses of some variety and mustache to be a true period operator?

>>40204500
What the hell goes in that long-ass package?

>>40204485

I NEVER INTENDED FOR THIS TO HAPPEN

All I said was eating food in interesting ways, not lewd ways!

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[x] Yeah, that makes sense. I'll see the commandant, you go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.

You nod. “Yeah, that makes sense, especially given how she reacted to me yesterday.” You say, noting the faint frown on Sasya's face. “I'll go see the commandant, you three go talk to Anya, then we'll meet to talk to the Matrons.”

Brigitte nods, apparently satisfied enough with the response. “Wid dat sorted, we need ta be goin, baron.” She says, standing up and brushing off her uniform blouse, straightening it out. “We not runnin late, no, but we will be if we be stayin heah much longah.”

You nod, hugging both the girls and taking your cover from Stasya before kissing Katya and heading out of the door with Brigitte.

“So where are we meeting him?” You ask. “We're a long way from New York.”

Brigitte laughs. “Like dey be tryin ta get me dat far north. We be meetin him heah in de city, De UN annex neah de government buildings, ovah in de Tiergarten.” Her pronunciation of the last makes you look over at her. She shrugs. “De German language and de cajun tounge, dey don't be getting along well, no.” She says.

She guides you to a waiting sedan, taking the driver's seat while you take the passenger's side.

“So what's he want to talk about, anyway?” You ask as she merges into traffic.

For the first time you think in ever, you see her hesitate. “Deah be some... questions.” She says, after a second. “Bout how ya be knowin ta go after dat bomber, and why dat bomb go off de way it do.”

1/3

“So I've gotta defend what I did?” You ask. “Maybe I need to stop doing this kind of thing.”

“Ya need ta stop, cos ya be havin two little ones ta be comin home for.” Brigitte corrects. “Dis got nuttin ta do wid dat. Dey be worried ya be knowin, and dat how ya be knowin, dat be something anyone else can do. De nuclear bomb, it be de UN's best weapon foah makin sure de Martians, dey don't be tryin again. If ya be able to spot dem before dey dropped, dat mean mebby someone else can.”

“And maybe that someone else will be a squid?” You ask.

She nods. “Dat be de problem. 'Tween you and me, baron, I tink dey just panicking. Dey be tryin to do someting, anyting, jus ta not be tinking bout it."

You shrug. "Not hard to see why they would be."

She nods again. "Oui, I be knowin. De point be, I don't tink dey really be after ya like dat. I tink dey just so scared dey not really be knowin what else ta be doin. Dey be axin maman bout a plan ta go in and disable megalith too, ya be knowin dat?" She laughs. "Like dat someting dat can be done. I tole dem dey be needin an army ta take de place, dey jus nodded like dey be tinkin o givin maman one!"

You snort, and she shakes her head.

"Dey scared, dat be all, baron." She says again. "Jus tell dem the truth, ya be fine."

2/3

You nod as she pulls up to the gate of the UN building here in Berlin and flashes her ID at the guard. You see him take it and blink when he reads it- then hand it back and salute as Brigitte drives past and parks the car.

Inside the building, she leads you to an elevator, letting you get in first, then closing the door, smiling and shaking her head at a trio of people looking to make it over to catch the ride up.

At the top floor, you're met again by a group of guards, this time in the darker service uniform of the UNDF, their G3 BK rifles slung across their chests. Brigitte openly eyes one of the rifles then grins at the trooper carrying it while they examine your IDs again. They let you pass after a minute, while Brigitte guides you further into the building till she stops in front of a nondescript door and knocks.

She opens it to a half-heard response and motions you in, standing outside herself.

Inside, you're greeted by the well-known commandant of the UNDF, General Cheung, originally from China. He's joined by the UN's headmatron, a German witch named Wick. The room itself looks to be a fairly plain meeting room- a long table dominates the center, while chairs line either side. The back wall is a window, looking out across the tiergarten and the river in the distance.

"Ah, Lieutenant commander Bishop." The general says, standing and returning your salute, before shaking your hand. "We've heard quite a lot about you."

[] A lot of that's made up, sir.
[] I hope it's mostly good?

>>40204634
>[X] I hope it's mostly good?

>>40204634
>[x] I hope it's mostly good.

>>40204634
>[] A lot of that's made up, sir.

>>40204634
>[] I hope it's mostly good?

>>40204634
>[X] I hope it's mostly good?

>>40204634
>[] A lot of that's made up, sir.
NO SIR, THAT THING ABOUT ME BEING A DECENT FATHER IS AN ATROCIOUS LIE

>>40204582
>Dat rifle
We shouldn't be called UNDF. We should be called EDF.
>www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Okc7KGorGk

>>40204634
>[] I hope it's mostly good?

>>40204634
>[] I hope it's mostly good?

>>40204634
>[x] I hope it's mostly good?

>>40204634
> Other
> I'm honestly not sure whether that's a good or bad thing these days.

>>40204634
>A lot of that's made up, sir.

>>40204634
>[x] I hope it's mostly good?
We have not done anything bad. Except maybe annoying a few matrons.

>>40204634
>[x] A lot of that's made up, sir.

>De nuclear bomb, it be de UN's best weapon foah makin sure de Martians, dey don't be tryin again. If ya be able to spot dem before dey dropped, dat mean mebby someone else can.
Just like the worry over Anti-ballistic missile systems, fun.

>dat rifle
God damn my rock is cock hard.

>>40204531
No idea. Just googled Panama specops. Was just looking for a picture of period gear.
>>40204531
Doesn't look like one to me.
>>40204537
Yes. No, but seriously, I'm just sperging about the carbine.

daughteru is displeased going to meet Anya with father's soviet boyfriend

>>40204634
>[X] I hope it's mostly good?

>>40204634
>[] I hope it's mostly good?

>>40204768
>Father's soviet boyfriend
>boyfriend
Well that technically counts...

>>40204634

>[x] I hope it's mostly good?

inb4 we're the reincarnation of young

>>40204634
>[X] Other

"I guessed that much. The woes of being famous."

>>40204634
>I hope it's mostly good.
>Inside, you're greeted by the well-known commandant of the UNDF, General Cheung, originally from China.
OH SHIT, IS IT ABOUT TO GET CHINA STRONK IN HERE?

>>40204861

>WE BUILD FOR CHINA
>CHINA WILL GROW LARGER
>BATTLEMASTER REPORTING

>>40204861
>>40204939
>CHINA HAS BEEN GENEROUS
>THE PEOPLE'S ARMY
>NOBODY WILL NOTICE THEIR MONEY IS MISSING

>>40204963
>WE FIGHT FROM HIGH PLACE

The Chinese are the Martians.

>>40205019
>EXTRA LARGE
>I WILL CRUSH THEM
>THIS IS THE OVERLORD TANK

how do I spoiler?

>>40205019
>tfw no Black Lotus to add to the harem

>>40204939
BRIGHTER THAN THE SUN
BE CAREFUL, SHES FRAGILE
BEHOLD, THE BRINGER OF LIGHT

>>40205067
>NO SYSTEM IS SAFE
>WE FIGHT FOR CHINA
>WE STAND TOGETHER
>THERE IS ALWAYS A WAY IN

>>40205165
>LET LOOSE THE JUICE
>FIRESTORM READY
>THE EARTH WILL BURN

>>40204939
>>40204963
>>40205019
>>40205067
>>40205077
>>40205156
>>40205165
>>40205214
>Catches up with Strikers 89
>All these C&C Generals China quotes
>LET'S GIVE THEM AN AIRSHOW

>>40205214
>2,000 Volts, coming up
>C-c-c-combo breaker!!!.mp3

>>40205246
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IHrpp5gtMA

>>40205250
God damnit Leeroy!

>THE INSTRUMENT OF DOOM
>I CAST A DEADLY SHADOW

>>>>>>KIROV REPORTING

>>40205275
www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9i66gy5j_Q

>>40205275
>www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IHrpp5gtMA
Comrades, let me go first! I am mandatory Matrosov meatshield!
>CONSCRIPT REPORTING.
>FOR THE UNION
>ATTACKING

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[x] I hope it's mostly good?

You try out a grin. "I hope it's mostly good, sir?"

He chuckles. "Mostly. It seems to depend upon whom I'm hearing it from. The Soviet union is convinced you're some kind of bioweapon and that we should be investigating America for breeches of the treaty of Warsaw." He shakes his head, then looks over at you. "You're not, are you?"

"Not as far as I'm aware of, no." You respond, glad to see he's got a sense of humor.

He nods. "Good to hear." He motions for you to take a seat, then sits himself at the head of the table, matron Wick sitting to his right. "I want to start out by telling you that this is not a court martial or anything of the sort, lieutenant commander. We're simply curious."

You nod. "I'd guessed you might be, sir."

"Nuclear weapons are some of mankind's best defenses against extraterrestrial threats. Megalith, Stonehenge, and Chandelier all use them, Arkbird can be equipped with them, and general use in warfare is strictly prohibited." He says. "But their effect lies in us being able to deliver them. You understand why we're concerned about you being able to detect this warhead?"

[] Kind of, sir.
[] Seems to me there's a pretty big difference between a bomb in an aircraft or a missile or a shell from a railgun, sir.

>>40204485

So, Merlin creates The Food Network? I'm fine widdat.

>>40205267
>Not Fai quotes
Filthy American

>>40205303
>[] Kind of, sir.

>>40205303
>[x] Seems to me there's a pretty big difference between a bomb in an aircraft or a missile or a shell from a railgun, sir.

>>40205303
>[X] Kind of, sir.

Do we even know how we spotted the nuke? I just assumed it was something about the plane, not the bombs it was carrying.

>>40205303
>[x] Kind of, sir.

Wait, I forgot, it was Merlin who realized it was a nuke, right?

>>40205303
>[x] Seems to me there's a pretty big difference between a bomb in an aircraft or a missile or a shell from a railgun, sir.

>>40205303
>[] Kind of, sir.
>[] Seems to me there's a pretty big difference between a bomb in an aircraft or a missile or a shell from a railgun, sir.
Por que no los dos?

>>40205327
>Liking the Tigress
>Not liking the Prince of Stealth
Infidel

>>40205303
[] Kind of, sir.

>>40205303
>[] Kind of, sir.
I'm pretty sure we just found the plane though and realize what it was carrying until it blew.

>>40205303
>[x] Kind of, sir.
where the fuck is merlin?she knows the techno-babble, we just fly jets and fuck witches.

>>40205360
Merlin knew there was something weird about the plane, but I don't think she knew what. Otherwise, we wouldn't have been surprised when we saw it explode.

>>40205384
>where the fuck is merlin?she knows the techno-babble, we just fly jets and fuck witches.
This.

>>40205303
>[x] Kind of, sir.
They do know their talking to the wrong crew member right?
>>40205352
Merlin said there was a weird signature.

>>40205303
>[] Kind of, sir.

>Frank is a bioweapon

My sides, Goast.

Now I want a pic of Frank in only his underwear, posing majestically for all the women in the Soviet Union to see. Under that is a word: DDANGEROUS AMERICAN BIOWEAPON.

>>40205386
Hm.

Who told the Commandant that we had some sort of ESP that can detect nukes then?

Also weird signature could've meant anything from just a new type of bomb or just a bunch of rocks in there. Seriously though we've got to explain that we're WAY out of our league here; it's better to talk to Merlin who built the sensor suite herself than us, who just flies the plane.

>>40205303
>[] Kind of, sir.

>>40205303
>[] Seems to me there's a pretty big difference between a bomb in an aircraft or a missile or a shell from a railgun, sir.

>>40205303
[X] Kind of, sir.
[X] Seems to me there's a pretty big difference between a bomb in an aircraft or a missile or a shell from a railgun, sir.

Both.jpg

Merlin was like StrangeEnergySignatureDetected.wav, we only realized it was a nuke when the thing went off.

>>40205419
>Insert image of frank holding a box of .50 cal ammo with his butt out here

>>40205303
>[] Seems to me there's a pretty big difference between a bomb in an aircraft or a missile or a shell from a railgun, sir.
>and write in
>Sir, are you aware of the term Gnome?

>>40205303
>[x] Kind of, sir.
you're all fucked when the hulk gets back

>>40205303
>Frank the Bioweapon
I wish he said yes.
>You see, I produce this aura called 'Swag'. It's effects are incredible. If I don't turn it off before I hit the sack, I wake up covered in witches.

>>40205419
>Fronk arrives in a soviet city
>Has to be assigned guards to protect him from women who want to claim him as their husband.

>>40205454
Yeah. The real answer to "How did we know to go after it?" was "We didn't."
>>40205479
Shut up

>>40205479
>TFW General Cheung reveals that he too is a Gnome.

>>40205481
>Using the term SWAG unironically
Pls no

>>40205303
>[] Kind of, sir.

>>40205502
>His equivilent of a chaff pod is a tube filled with his used underwear fired by compressed air.
>it works surprisingly well, but attract Konnie and other soviet academy witches.
>Fears of him being a bio-weapon escalate.

>>40205479
Its got nothing to do with being a gnome and all to do with the Wyvern's upgraded sensor suite.

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>>40205471
I got your back anon!

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>>40205303
... you know, I think the UN guy is over thinking this. And on the wrong track entirely.

As I see it:
There's a bunch of fighters
And then there's a Blackjack. On the front line. In a furball.
I mean that's suspicious as fuck. So yeah.

I mean I get it, everyone is rattled because "OMG NUKE" but it was an out of place plane, in a pitched battle, and a rather conspicuous one at that.

It's not that hard to put 2 and 2 together and assume it was important for other reasons that "IT MUST HAVE A NUKE ON IT".

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>>40205554

I had a feeling it was pretty much this.

Pic related.

>>40205303
[X] Seems to me there's a pretty big difference between a bomb in an aircraft or a missile or a shell from a railgun, sir.

The chain of events was:
>weird signature
>check it out
>Soviet bomber, maybe super tech?
>bring it down
>My God, Frank, a nuke!
How could we have known?

>>40205572
I suppose because it was less LEL OOC PLANE
and more on nukes being unused in human-on-human warfare.

>>40205572
Basically this, yeah.
If you don't want your nukes shot down, don't fly them near planes that are faster than them.

>>40205601
>>40205572
The idea is that Merlin's sensors picked up something weird at all.
If sensors could do it accidentally, then Martians intentionally trying could also develop it.

>>40205649

Just a question though, IRL do we have the tech to do this sort of thing intentionally or not?

>>40205624
And when the projected flight path puts it within striking range of a super ace with one of the most advanced jets in the world .

>>40205572
Yeah. We tried to gun it down so the UN could recover the wreckage since it was a new plane, but if we had known a nuke was involved, we would have hit it with the Tesla cannon right away.

>>40205303
>[] Seems to me there's a pretty big difference between a bomb in an aircraft or a missile or a shell from a railgun, sir.

>>40205649
I suppose this is true. I mean, seems sort of odd that sensors detected that at all. Super Geiger counter I guess.

>>40205776

We have the precursor to DRADIS?

Sweet.

>>40205693
IRL no, we base most of our detection methods off of spy sats, earthquake monitoring and well the fact that when an ICBM launches, it becomes very very obvious. Also good ol' fashioned spying.

>>40205693
We have radiation detectors though they don't detect nukes, they're there for dirty bombs terrorist would use. We've got early warning radar that looks for ICBMs which is the more likely way of delivery.

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>>40205303
>[] Seems to me there's a pretty big difference between a bomb in an aircraft or a missile or a shell from a railgun, sir.

You called for a railgun?

>>40204485
That gives me an idea.

>>40205419
At this point there MUST be secret plots by every secret agency and coven in the world to steal Fronk's genetic material for science.

All of them secretly foiled by Nixon and Brigitte who work hard to maintain a monopoly.

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>>40205835
Yes

>>40205882
Mother Belka Calls!
And Frank Bishop will answer!

>>40205877
Go for it. I want to see it.

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>>40205902

>>40205952
>www.youtube.com/watch?v=80XAJKqRU9k
We Helhound Garm nao
There is no stopping it

Guys, how do I spoiler and strikethrough?

I'm absolutely newfag at this.

>>40206056
CTRL+S

>>40206056
https://www.4chan.org/faq
There ya go anon

>>40205877
>Secret agencies run tests on Frank
>They are all frustrated when it turns out that genetically he's a healthy, male human.
>However when the Y chromosome is swapped for an extra X chromosome, the cloned subjects ALWAYS manifest witch abilities

>>40206056
Highlight the text you want to spoiler, then Ctrl+S

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Also, is ghost ded? Quick, summon him with lewds.

>Enemy super ace challenges King of the fucking Sky, throws the gauntlet down, "You're a shitty dad" scribbled on the side
>King of the sky instead takes the very first opportunity to fuck off and try to force this new big fat Russian plane down with guns only
Suspicious as fuck son.

>>40206141
Kill yourself halley

>>40206092
>>40206096
>>40206107

Thank you kindly anons.

>>40206161
Not halley, but how was your day anon?

>>40206141
HERESY

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>>40206141
Ice, Ice, baby....

>>40206215
That always looks to me like she's bleeding from gouged-out eye sockets rather than embarrassed!blush.

>>40206215
>Halt, Hammerzeit
>www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRpehG8jwi0

That reminds me, how's progress going on the Frank/Ice lewdfic?

>>40206260
uh
uh
uh

why am I aroused at that

>>40206260
Where we're going, we don't need eyes to lewd

>>40206215
WAit, when did Decu draw that?

>>40206318
a while back like way back

>>40206260
Thanks now I can't get that out of my head.
>>40206318
Pretty sure that's Larro.

so.
That helmet art, dust to dust reference feat. Frank and Konnie or Stasya and Lilya meets The Schools children

>>40206356
You might right that Lorro did that.

Sorry about the lag time guys, had to do something. We're good now though! Writing now.

>>40206453
Finally got Halley outta his spider hole?

>>40206303
Gore fetishist confirmed.

>>40206436
Who? I'm honestly stumped.

>>40206453
Debrief on the Halley hunt soon?

>>40206436
>Frank and konnie
I know that adding her to the harem is impossible, but I still want it to happen, if only for the comedy.

>>40206453

Operation KILL HALLEY completeder?

Ah fuck, i mean Raikov and Frank.
....well, maybe Konnie can also work.
Or Raikov with Red.

For this one i referencing that Dust to Dust mission.

>>40206161
ridire pls go

>>40206559
>Merlin, have you got a camera feed?
>Standby... there, I see him, top floor, near the restaurant
>Looks like they know where here
>M134 locked and loaded
>This is for Jake

>>40206559
>Raikov and Frank
We killing Volgin?

I'll bring the napalm

>>40206688
Remember, no mercy

>>40206715
>>40206688
>Oi, Suzy!

>>40206715
Volgin will wish for the sweet embrace of death by the time I'm done with him.

>>40206164
If you're on a phone or can't ctrl-s for whatever reason you can also type the tags out manually as [spoilar][/spoilar]. AFAIK 4chan only allows spoiler tags on specific boards, the only other text option we get is quoting.

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Friends, Brothers, the time is now. We must summon Ghost with everything we have.
Join me in the Lewding.

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[x] Kind of, sir.

"Kind of, sir." You say, and he nods.

"The trouble we're having is one that is related to an ongoing argument in the EDF." He says, pouring himself a glass of water from a pitcher on the table. "We rely on nuclear warheads to provide the bulk of our offensive punch, but we don't have that many, just a few hundred around the world. The plan has always been to launch conventional warheads as well, and seed the nukes throughout the barrage."

"But if someone knows which missiles to hit with interceptors..." You say, trailing off as the general nods.

"Exactly. What we need to know is how you did it."

[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.
[] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?

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>>40207119
my stores of lewd are critically lewd

>>40207145
>[] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?

>>40207145
>[x] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?

We knew something was up, but not that it was a nuke until it practically went off

>>40207145
>[x] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.

Professional. Factual. To the point.

>>40207145
>[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.
and
>[] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?

this feels like a both moment since it true for both

>>40207145
>[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.
>[] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?

both were contributing factors to us chasing after it.

>>40207145
>[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.

>>40207145
>[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.
>[] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?
Bloody odd EVERYTHING is the answer.

>>40207145
>[x] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading? My RIO also detected strange readings from the bomber before we intercepted.

>>40207145
>[] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?
"Though to be honest i don't expected nuke, maybe just some kind of other super weapon"

>>40207145
>[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.
Case in point, what was strange about it was we didn't know it was a bomber until we got visual confirmation if I remember right.

>>40207145
>Both
>Sir, It was a combination of my RIO, Samantha Wells recognizing something was odd with that Red Bird, as well as the fact that it was there to begin with. Who sends in a single fighter bomber into a furball?
Kinda hope the double response doesn't get merlin yoinked away from us, but hell, girl deserves the credit for at least pointing it out.

>>40207145
>[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted. But it was still kind of obvious, a lone bomber near a furball like that

>>40207145
>[] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?
>[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.

Where it was and with Merlin just pouring fuel on the fire as it were. Don't take much than that to go after it.

>>40207145
>[X] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.

>>40207119
Breaking the Ice is like a sport, when you think about it

>>40207215
Fuck I mean a single bomber.

>>40207145
>[x] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading? The only way it could have been more obvious was if it was painted neon pink and blaring death metal through loudspeakers.

>>40207145

>[x] Both
>My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted, but even without her we still would've investigated. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading? Sounded like trouble no matter what direction you looked at it.

>>40207258
I know it was a typo, but
>Single Fighter
>Insert OPERATION KATINA here

>>40207145
>[X] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.
Emphasize that Merlin did not know it was a nuke. Only that it was VERY BAD.

>>40207304
she never said it was bad. Just that it was emitting strange energy signals and that we should pay attention to it.

>>40207145
>[x] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.
>[x] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?
While we didn't know the Blackjack was carrying a nuke, it doesn't take a genius to figure out a strategic bomber in that position is up to no good.
>>40207215
Better not, we can argue the point that since the Reds have already used nukes we need Merlin even more incase they try that shit again/

>>40207215

Why would it? If it wasn't little sister, then it would've been someone else manning the DRADIS suite onboard the Wyvern.

It's the Wyvern that detected the strange signature. Merlin just pointed it out to us and we decided to investigate.

>>40207241
badum-tish

>>40207145
>[x] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?
don't want to drop merlin in the shit, she'd have written it up if this was a thing ready for sharing.

>>40207241
It's an all American Past time.

[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.
[] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?

>>40207145
>[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.
Fuck secrecy. This is getting into preserving the Human race during the next Martian invasion.

>>40207689
Why are you people scared of Martians?
The true threat are the Gradosians and the Campbellians.
>www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPALe1jTRzk
>www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwcFMPOXBpM

>>40207145
>[x] It was kind of obvious, sir. A lone bomber, that close to a major furball, on that heading?

>>40207689
Agreed. It's not like they'll pull Merlin from us anyway, as we're an excellent team and the VDNI equipment in the back of the Wyvern won't work for anyone else (unless the US Navy can produce another VDNI-equipped RIO at the drop of a hat).

>>40207777
>They do have another VDNI RIO
>It's Orion

>>40207853
and he is engaged to frank's ex girlfriend

>>40207853
>Orion
Who? are you talking about that witch that Matron Bitch was trying to swap with Merlin? She doesn't have a VDNI.

>>40207916
IIRC its our previous RIO before Merlin.

>>40207916
Not that anon, but Orion was Fronk's old RIO before Merlin came in to replace him. Old bud of Frank and Mav's on the Sara.

>>40207916
franks old RIO that mav was dating that up and left both frank and mav with out a word of warning.

>>40207916
He's talking about our old RIO, the dude from before the quest even started, before we got Merlin. I think he and Mav were fucking?

>>40207929
>>40207935
>>40207939

oh, right him. Why does he have VDNI?

>>40207949
He doesn't.

>>40207945
He was Mav's first love.

>>40207916
read thread 3, he's Franks previous RIO before he left due to Frank's reckless piloting. At the time Frank blamed Ice due to Ice being a bitch at the time.

>>40207953
good to know

>>40207949
It was meant to be a PLOT TWIST. There are very few reasons for him to have a VDNI though Ghost could easily come up with one.

>>40207949
Anon just joking.

and oh, its Davis, our supposed Merlin replacement.
Also one of biggest cocktease on this quest, all of that build-up and she moved to other unit silently.

>>40207145
>[] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.

>>40208015
We sort of cockblocked that hard ourselves by springing for VDNI.

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[x] My RIO, sir. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we intercepted.

"My RIO, sir. Lieutenant Samantha Wells. She detected there was something strange about that bomber before we made the intercept." You say, then shrug. "Though they could have done a better job of hiding it, an unescorted bomber that close to a furball is an item of interest no matter how you look at it."

He snorts. "Regardless of that, you said your RIO was able to detect the warhead in the bomber?"

"Not specifically, no sir." You say. "Only that it was putting out an odd signature. We didn't know what it was, until... " You pause, seeing the scorching white flash in your mind, clear as day.

He nods, seemingly missing the pause. "But she was able to detect something. That's the problem. We'll have to talk to her at some point, as well, I'm thinking."

The matron snorts, causing general Cheung to look over at her. "Good luck." She says. "Lieutenant Samantha Wells is impossible to get at. We've been trying. The American coven won't let us even approach her, and even if they did, the Japanese would block it." She honestly sounds kind of bitter. "She's the strongest machine talent ever, and no one can touch her."

1/2

The general looks back at you. "Sounds like your backseater is quite the girl, lieutenant commander." He says. "But we'll worry about that later. Do you know how she detected the warhead?"

You shake your head. "No sir, I don't. She warned me through the link about it, we went to check it out. Tried to shoot it down before it crossed back into soviet airspace, they detonated their weapon when it was clear they weren't getting away."

He nods again. "Well. This is certainly troubling. Of course, we're far more concerned with the fact that USSR deployed nuclear weapons against human targets, but you being able to detect them is deeply worrying as well. Thank you for speaking with us, lieutenant commander. Do you have any questions for me before you leave?"

[] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?
[] Need a pilot, after this is over?
[] Not really, sir.

>>40208158
>[] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?

>>40208158
>[] Need a pilot, after this is over?

>>40208158
>[] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?

>>40208158
>[] Not really, sir.

>>40208158
>[X] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?

This seems beneficial to all parties involved.

>>40208158
>[] Not really, sir.

>>40208158
[x] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?

>>40208158
>[] Not really, sir.
Time to go talk to the girls and see how Anya is before Matrons.

>>40208158
>[] Need a pilot, after this is over?
Slash, is that you?

>>40208158
>[] Not really, sir.

>>40208158
>[] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?
>[] Need a pilot, after this is over?

Both are good.

>>40208158
>[] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?

>>40208158
>[X] Need a pilot, after this is over?

>>40208158
>[] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?
"im sure i would be her favorite person in the world if i got her one"

>>40208158
>[] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?

>>40208158
>[x] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?
>[x] Need a pilot, after this is over?
>[x] In return I could try to get you a meeting with Merlin, or at least a report on what sensors detected the nuke and what might of set off the sensors.

>>40208158
>[x] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?
>[x] Can I get one of those fancy looking rifles?
>[x] Need a pilot, after this is over?

Cover all the bases.

>The American coven won't let us even approach her, and even if they did, the Japanese would block it.
The Japs got our back.

>>40208158
>[] Any way I can get Brigitte one of those fancy looking rifles?
Mmm, caseless...

>>40208197
Slashislivingherlifepeacefullywithherhusbandedgewhatareyousayingbruh