[Post-maid cafe.]

[unknownrival]

For the record: I am not currently employed at a maid cafe. Any belief I had that I was employed at one came from the virus. I have no desire whatsoever to work there.

I also violently despise Koizumi Akako, who brainwashed me again. And I am exceedingly grateful for the Valentine's Day virus.

[Locked away from anyone the labors are directed at.]
Nine labors completed, six left. More than half, at last.

Hopefully the replacement motorcycle will somewhat abate Rider's wrath, but I don't want to take chances. And since I'm not very good at this whole 'stealing' thing, honestly... I guess it's the 'look for Kite in the digital world' task next. Does anyone know who that is?
[/Locked]

((Rider's motorcycle has been stolen, and Akako has been kissed.

Remaining tasks, for the curious!

1. Go into the digital world and find Kite.
2. Steal Dark Nation from Rufus. (Issei's planning to do this during the wedding, when he hopefully won't be home.)
3. Sneak into his palace and steal Joyeurse and Swordbreaker from Larsa.
4. Defeat Allen in poker.
5. Steal Chuck Bass’ scarf.
6. Steal Cori’s cat and survive the hellhole he lives in.))

Comments

[pandorabox]

I have a performance on Wednesday.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

Ah, excellent! I'd come watch were I not in hiding.

[pandorabox]

I'm certain your pursuers wouldn't be able to find you in the crowd! There usually is one, after all.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

Then maybe I will show up after all.

[pandorabox]

The larger the audience, the better.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

I'm sure your heists never want for attention.

[pandorabox]

I never seem to have that problem.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

...so if a heist happens and no one's there to see it, was the object really stolen?

[pandorabox]

Clever.

But the answer is yes, it is. Because there is always someone there. Whether it's the audience, or the Taskforce.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

That's true. I'm sure you'll always have someone there to watch.

[pandorabox]

As long as I continue to announce my heists, people will always come.

It's a part of being famous, after all.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

I suppose you're a real celebrity. Known across different worlds, even! Not many people can have that kind of fame.

[pandorabox]

Merely because not many people realize other worlds exist.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

But even for the community members, I don't think most of us are as famous as you.

[pandorabox]

That's becuase they aren't nearly as skilled as I am.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

That's probably true.