Robin Investigates: Clock King's Old Castle
Firefly wasn't as difficult as I thought, but no matter. I'll take anything that'll make my job easier. Anyway, I continued my run down south, the "better" part of Gotham. Yeah, so much better with Blackgate down there. Then again, central Gotham, where I just entered, had Arkham. I guess Gotham is just a filthily as everyone says. I made my across Morrison Bridge and found myself in Two-Face territory. Time to raise some hell. Or, at least it would've been if it wasn't abandoned. The most notable landmark was The Time and Motion Study Consulting Co. formerly owned by Temple Fugate, A.K.A The Clock King. Long ago his company went bust due to debt generated from a lawsuit. He blamed mayor hill because he ran the law firm that filed the lawsuit, and became the clock king to get his revenge. Even though his wardrobe was from the 1920s, he was still pretty good at the whole villain thing. He almost killed Hill TWICE, but guess who stopped it both times. Tall, dark, and moody himself. Fugate hasn't been seen in Gotham for a years, though. Rumors are he's in Star city. If so, he's Speedy's problem now. Anyway, I entered the old kings former castle, to see that the new residents have already started decorating. Two-Face had the split room gimmick in full swing everywhere I went, even in Fugates's old office. The office still had some of Fugate's old items. A suitcase full of legal papers from his lawsuit layed open on the floor, and there were some pocket watches on the desk. Also, a laptop. Something seemed weird. There were old PC's everywhere else in the building, I'd figure Fugate would have the same. I turned on the Laptop, and it asked for a log-in password. Time to bust out the cryptographic wa-cha-ma-call-it. Hacking the laptop, the password appeared on the crypto-thingamajig. "Duality". So this laptop was Two-Face property. It's mine now. Let's see what we have.....
Robin has liberated #46 Time and Motion Study Consulting Co., continuing his trek to take down Gothams worst.
Robin Investigates: Clock King's Old Castle
Firefly wasn't as difficult as I thought, but no matter. I'll take anything that'll make my job easier. Anyway, I continued my run down south, the "better" part of Gotham. Yeah, so much better with Blackgate down there. Then again, central Gotham, where I just entered, had Arkham. I guess Gotham is just a filthily as everyone says. I made my across Morrison Bridge and found myself in Two-Face territory. Time to raise some hell. Or, at least it would've been if it wasn't abandoned. The most notable landmark was The Time and Motion Study Consulting Co. formerly owned by Temple Fugate, A.K.A The Clock King. Long ago his company went bust due to debt generated from a lawsuit. He blamed mayor hill because he ran the law firm that filed the lawsuit, and became the clock king to get his revenge. Even though his wardrobe was from the 1920s, he was still pretty good at the whole villain thing. He almost killed Hill TWICE, but guess who stopped it both times. Tall, dark, and moody himself. Fugate hasn't been seen in Gotham for a years, though. Rumors are he's in Star city. If so, he's Speedy's problem now. Anyway, I entered the old kings former castle, to see that the new residents have already started decorating. Two-Face had the split room gimmick in full swing everywhere I went, even in Fugates's old office. The office still had some of Fugate's old items. A suitcase full of legal papers from his lawsuit layed open on the floor, and there were some pocket watches on the desk. Also, a laptop. Something seemed weird. There were old PC's everywhere else in the building, I'd figure Fugate would have the same. I turned on the Laptop, and it asked for a log-in password. Time to bust out the cryptographic wa-cha-ma-call-it. Hacking the laptop, the password appeared on the crypto-thingamajig. "Duality". So this laptop was Two-Face property. It's mine now. Let's see what we have.....
Robin has liberated #46 Time and Motion Study Consulting Co., continuing his trek to take down Gothams worst.