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Message no. 1
From: Brian Rogers <rogers@****.UIUC.EDU>
Subject: Alamos 20,000
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 11:01:38 -0600
>>>>>[I didn't want to hear that. I really didn't. Are you sure on this
Freddy? Is it at all possible that this is just some type of splinter
gang or something that wants to make a name for themselves by using this
one?

Why us? We dont have a log of metahumans working here. Sure, we got a
few but like, this is a little excessive.]<<<<<

-- Trixie <16:42:09 / 01-06-55>
Head of Software Developement
Industrial Sound and Magic

***** Private: DragonEyes
>>>>>[You better get Jace up here soon. We have problems that arent going
to wait]<<<<<

-- Trixie <16:50:00 / 01-06-55>
Message no. 2
From: Freddy Frypp <JAMES-CUENO@*********.EDU>
Subject: Re: Alamos 20,000
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 12:01:56 CST
***** Private: Trixie
>>>>>[Well copycats are big nowadays. I mean, how many elf posers
think they're a chapter of the Ancients? Could be a buncha inbred
yahoos who've decided to make trouble. 'Course, that doesn't mean
you should let you guard down.

Or, maybe they just chose your building on a whim. It might not be
directed at you. Just a calling card for the neighbors.

Call in some favors. Start dumping money into the streets and find
out who knows what. Hire some runners to keep an eye on the
neighborhood, keep 'em ready for a pro-active strike. You might get
lucky.

We're grabbing the 1300 maglev. If your people want, I can drop by
and nose around. Send somebody to meet us at the station.]<<<<<
-- Freddy Frypp (12:02:12 / 01-06-56)
President
Frypp Security, Inc. (CFSM Uplink #5150)

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