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While you were eager to recruit such talented people into your organization, you also figured that they were both decent people. Far too decent to be involved in your line of work. You’ll keep them at a distance, but that doesn’t mean that you won’t be able to see them ever again.
You like these people, and if they ever want to go out to get drinks, shoot the shit, exchange barbs, or beat the tar out of you for money, you’d be okay with that.
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As the night came to an end, you said your goodbyes and went your separate ways.
>Contact Added: Matt Murdock
>Contact Added: Angela Del Toro
<span class="mu-r">“Let’s go home, Flint. We’ve got work to do.”</span> you said, relieved to finally be able to remove your mask.
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The next day, you were pleased to discover that your wounds had almost completely healed. You didn’t even have to worry about disinfecting them or getting stitches. It would seem that your healing factor got a considerable boost from that spider-bite, as well.
Flint’s plan worked well for earning you more money, but you haven’t actually been able to find recruits for your little business operation. You got the impression that Typhoid Mary and the big black guy were plenty tough, but you weren’t actually able to score their contact information before shit hit the fan. If you really wanted to see them again, you might be able to catch them during your rematch with Matt.
But as much as the idea of that excited you, you had to get down to business.
You currently had $124,030. Connor’s watch and drill finally sold, giving you a nice little bonus at the end of the week. But you needed more. Much more.
What did you focus on first?(Feel free to choose multiple options)
>Training. You haven’t gotten a full grasp on your powers yet, and that bothers you.
>Restock on supplies.(Write-in.)
>Shell out some cash for a new suit.(Post design and suit specs for a price range.)
>Commit some petty crimes for quick cash.
>Plan out a big heist.
>Scan the police radio frequencies for any active crimes or criminals. You’re about to try your hand at networking.
>Write-in.
