A New Scheme

[Till Doyle]

Anyvone have any ideas of how ve can take control of ze dojo. Ve need a better idea zan just sending out endless amounts of mech varriors, as zey seem to crumble under attack.

Maybe ve should consider ransacking all possible supplies....?

[Micheal_Rawlings]

It is True, Mr. Doyle, that we are not warriors. And the freaks we do face do indeed seemed to be skilled in the arts of war, as any such barbarians should be. However, it was never our military skill that was our strong suit, nor was it that skill-set that got us to the top of hte corporate world.

We should stick to our strong suit, and crush this pathetic place economically. I've heard rumors from my agents on the inside...It appears this "Sensei" character is building some kind of marketplace, trying to stimulate an economy.

So, here is my plan: By out the stock outright when the store's open. Keep the good stuff, the stuff we can use against them to ourselves, and sell the junk back to them with an oh say...800% markup? Yes they will have the money from the sell, but there will be no stock to spend it on. And when they are hungry, tired, and angry at the lack of goods, we start our propaganda, blame their Sensei, and get them to overthrow him and incorporate...where we come in and buy out this...Dojo and have our way with it's technology.

So, What do you think Mr. Doyle

[HisLordship]

Although I am not Mr. Doyle, I do believe he would approve most readily.

With such wealth as that in the Corporation's command, the capacity of the plan would be considerably potent in its ability to devastate those certain ruffians. With a given income directly proportional to the quantity of posting which occurs, a suitable fiscal fettering could be engineered in a relatively short period of time. Such good business sense would help to maintain a long-range competetive advantage far beyond that of these ingrates, ensuring a prosperous future.

Subtlety is always a far more effective weapon, is it not?

[Laur Doyle]

I am sure when Till returns he will find these suggestions most agreeable. Subtlety and deviancy are often the best choices over barbarianism.

[Till Doyle]

"Ah, such illustrious ideas Micheal, and yet, I find myself intrigued by zis plan. Ve must start up a shop, but, be sure not to cause suspicion to ourselves. A sub-let company name, untraceable to ourselves vould be quite important.... No...?"