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[reneggadetinkerer]

Attention! This is Dr. Ivo Robotnik speaking and, as I assume I'm not the only one stranded on this wretched world, I am opening up communications for some proper answers. It appears my abductors can't be reached at the moment and I've already spent enough time familiarizing myself with what little information that is available.

If you have received this transmission, make yourselves known. Rest assured, if there is a way off of this world, then I will be the one to find it!

[And he may even let you tag along. Maybe.]

Comments

[crystalmaster]

I can relate to that on some level. I often enjoyed messing with my rival's head. Other times, he was just too much.

[reneggadetinkerer]

Ah, playing cat and mouse with one's rival does afford a decent level of entertainment, doesn't it? Especially when you control the game.

There's no greater pleasure than watching one's hated nemesis dance to your tune and play right into your hands while struggling to gain an advantage.

[crystalmaster]

Oh yes, exactly.

[Radley had never thought he'd find common ground with this guy, and yet here they are.]

Particularly if he's the type who flies off the handle at every little thing. It's just so amusing to push his buttons.

[reneggadetinkerer]

Yes, the brash ones are often the most fun to play. Their need for action affords us the advantage of patience and careful thought.

They make it so easy, don't they? They present their buttons as if they were badges of honor; personal quirks rather than weaknesses that can be exploited.

[crystalmaster]

So true. I was always astounded by his lack of patience and careful thought. He thought brute force was the answer to everything.