RP POST: The Perils of Personal Ads

[wright_idea]

He doesn't want to take the responses, but he knows they're coming.

Well, he thinks he knows. Maybe he'll get lucky and nobody will respond at all. But Phoenix somehow doubts he's that lucky, to be honest. With his luck it's going to be some crazy person with a gun, or who is an assassin in their home dimension, or thinks the color green is really funny. Or who jumps straight to sex. That seems to be common in the Nexus.

He sits in his office, tapping his fingers nervously. Phew. He wishes he could find whoever posted that thing.

((Feel free to post responses to the personal ad here! Poor Phoenix.))

Comments

[wright-idea.livejournal.com]

Phoenix furrows his brow. "If you could, I don't know, work in secret? Find a way to get things uncovered, and when you have enough substantinative evidence, THEN come forward? Or find someone legit willing to help. That's the best things I can think of," he says.

[foxxy-diva.livejournal.com]

"Problem is, I have no idea where to even start. I'm pretty sure they would have cleared out his place once I disappeared."

[wright-idea.livejournal.com]

He shakes his head. "There'll be clues somewhere. Probably in the police department. That would be a good start, though I'm not exactly a big advocate of breaking in. If you could get a source, though..."

He shrugs. "All you need is a few names to get you started, I find."

[foxxy-diva.livejournal.com]

She can't help a tiny grin at that, "I have connections with the agency, I'm sure we can find some way in there. And if not..." She ponders for a moment, "If their security is as shoddy as I remember it wouldn't be hard to get in and out." Oops. Did she say that out loud?

"Shouldn't be hard, I hope."