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[Snake, former dictator of the Nexus, has been waiting for another chance to seize control of this place... retake the position that is rightfully his. Unfortunately, several of his sneaky plans have fallen flat without anyone even noticing. This has led him into a serious contemplation about his next course of action.]
[Unfortunately, he's come to realize that his list of allies is far short of what it used to be. Maybe with more manpower he would have more opportunities to test out different tactics.]
[That in mind, Snake has set himself up in an empty office, a sign on the door that reads, "Looking for work? Come in for an interview. All ages welcome. No previous work experience necessary."]
[He's counting on no one being able to tell which Snake he is by appearance alone. He'll just hope no Liquids stop by.]
[Unfortunately, he's come to realize that his list of allies is far short of what it used to be. Maybe with more manpower he would have more opportunities to test out different tactics.]
[That in mind, Snake has set himself up in an empty office, a sign on the door that reads, "Looking for work? Come in for an interview. All ages welcome. No previous work experience necessary."]
[He's counting on no one being able to tell which Snake he is by appearance alone. He'll just hope no Liquids stop by.]
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[Snake glances up at the cyborg, pen tapping a few times against the clipboard in hand.]
Name.
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[He smirks.]
What kind of applicants are you looking for?
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People who don't mind getting their hands dirty.
[He has a good feeling about this one. Probably won't have to sugarcoat his intentions.]
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[He leans forward against the desk, scratching a long, thin line down the surface with a nail as he speaks.]
You give me a mission, I'll get it done. But I'd hate for you to get confused and try to order me around like some kind of grunt. I'll keep quiet about your little shenanigans here as long as you remember I'm a free man.
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Name.
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[He doesn't hesitate in his answer; the man wouldn't want "Jack" to do his work. Jack was just a small, lost child who was trying so hard to be brave now that he was convinced his father had lost interest in him. Ripper was the strong one, and he was sick of waiting around for orders. His voice is equally as cold as his expression.]
I have experience. I am the leader of the Small Boy Unit, and I've been a soldier for four years now.
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All right, kid. How many people have you killed?
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[...He was supposed to count?]
Whoever I was told to. More than the other boys. I never counted. I'm not sure I can count that high yet.
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Name.
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What is your skill set? Have you been trained in anything?
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He kind of missed having a job, a duty to fulfill. He was much better at than than this painful full-time relationship management.
So here he is.]
Is this where I take the interview?
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[He responds with a nod.] Name.
[Have to ask the basics even if he knows them already.]
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[Codename for business, he figured.]
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[He just adds a check next to the other Raiden's name.]
What is your skill set? Any special training?
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Here for an interview?
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That depends.
[She walks farther into the room, sitting at the chair set up for those he was interviewing.]
I'm curious what kind of work you're offering.
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[That's some nice cleavage. He wouldn't mind having that working for him.]
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[They take a look at the man at the desk. Uh, oh, who could that be...]
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[Still, he can't brush him off too quickly or it might be suspicious.]
Name.
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[Comes a little nearer, the dog standing at attention near the doorway.]
But I thought you'd know that already?
[A young Big Boss, huh. How old was he?]