Rex Power Colt
The Muscle Merc
4/20 (Blaze it!)
As soon as he flipped the switch, like the bad ass he was, the main warehouse floor shifted and changed. He had accidentally overlooked all of the cracks and crevices that moderately blended in with their surroundings. Computers, tables, and other strapped down large equipment showed themselves and flickered on. He quickly left the office and went down the steps. He went to the most central computer in the giant warehouse because the center is always most important. Duh.
He inserted this cool little tech piece, called a flash drive, into the computer. A voice that sounded like Alfred and Siri combined asked him what it could do for him. Rex said, "Give me everything important!" and so it did. He could hear the sounds of men running around outside, the clattering of guns, and angry voices. He decided it was time to split. He grabbed the thumb drive upon completion, pressed the red self-destruct button that you're never supposed to touch, and ran. Instead of jumping out of the broken window he had made earlier, he jumped out a new one, just like bad asses are supposed to do.
Once he got back to base with this, the info would be passed on to those who could really use it.
As soon as he flipped the switch, like the bad ass he was, the main warehouse floor shifted and changed. He had accidentally overlooked all of the cracks and crevices that moderately blended in with their surroundings. Computers, tables, and other strapped down large equipment showed themselves and flickered on. He quickly left the office and went down the steps. He went to the most central computer in the giant warehouse because the center is always most important. Duh.
He inserted this cool little tech piece, called a flash drive, into the computer. A voice that sounded like Alfred and Siri combined asked him what it could do for him. Rex said, "Give me everything important!" and so it did. He could hear the sounds of men running around outside, the clattering of guns, and angry voices. He decided it was time to split. He grabbed the thumb drive upon completion, pressed the red self-destruct button that you're never supposed to touch, and ran. Instead of jumping out of the broken window he had made earlier, he jumped out a new one, just like bad asses are supposed to do.
Once he got back to base with this, the info would be passed on to those who could really use it.