
Bendraqi mistakes a British "member of Leo's fan club" for someone else and takes her captive, so another "member" reports the crime to Leo.
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Zachary: Another reason why I joined the US Army other than the Feeder Foxes going after me and trying to push their fat fur agenda on America was that the US Army Corps of Engineers discovered my advanced infrastructures and improved buildings allover America after my reign from nationwide magnetic subway bullet trains to having an underground thorium power plant under every town and city. Then of course, I made gasoline obsolete by using thorium which saved America a lot of costs and improved her future. And of course, beautifying American towns and cities with state flowers and trees. So, they told me that they would pardon me if I joined them and I accepted it because I felt like the Americans finally understood my agenda as a whole which also includes making philosophy as mandatory courses in grade schools as well. Plus, I removed the tenure policy from grade school teachers so that they will be more encouraged to push their students to actually learn material for their futures. And of course, teachers now get paid six figures. if teachers in Europe are living the high life, then so should American teachers but then again, all teachers live the high life these days because they are the base of society if you think about it; they provide knowledge and growth to the young.
Zax: The craziest thing is that five years ago, our grade school students cannot bring smartphones to school. Now, most schools allow it for educational purposes.
Zachary: Jobs are changing, people are becoming more flexible, and yes teaching students how to use a smartphone is becoming more of a necessity these days. Even Cuba is doing that after Cripto donated to that country. More people around the world are buying work vehicles too, especially in America after my reforms, because with new technology, it opens more opportunities for small businesses to network with their customers online. In America alone, every hour, thousands of new businesses open since my policies and infrastructure improvements helped cut back costs on starting up businesses.
Chuong: I still find it ironic that some people in Wildcat City don't mind my country doing a lot of R&D (research and development) in technology yet they don't like technological R&D in Wildcat City. Some of the F5 supervillains even claim that Cripto is ironic because he funds my country's future yet he obsesses on the past.
Zachary: Yeah, speaking about that, I was wondering what if most of the G-52s, especially Cripto and Leo, get sent back to the 40s? Would they get involved in WWII?
Soil: Worst question ever! Why not focus in the present, also known as the future because we technically live in it, and ask if Leo's Patriotmobile can be faster than a magnetic subway bullet train going straight from New York City to Los Angeles?
Zachary: According to the Guinness World Records, one of America's trains created after my dictatorship can go up to 300 miles per hour smashing China's Maglev train in speed which only goes up to 268 miles per hour. To put this into perspective, during and after my dictatorship, you can take a train from NYC to LA straight for about 8 hours without delays. Leo's Patriotmobile would go about as fast as my trains do. So according to my theory, his Patriotmobile will tie with my trains.
Soil: Unless, we test that theory with the GWR staff to watch it. Its very tough but also dangerous since anyone would be stupid enough to race against a bullet train without drawing attention of the cops. Second, we have to close a highway between two cities to test that theory to see how fast the Patriotmobile is against an American magnetic bullet train.
Star: We need a really big controlled environment to test that, a lot of cops, and paramedics just to make sure no one is hurt as well as to close off the highway's route alone to test that.
Zax: I like to see Leo assist the police in chasing down an Amalfi terrorist in a high-speed chase or a desperate criminal with a really fast car and dodging some minor traffic on the speedway.
Zachary: They'd be caught in seconds otherwise they'd get into an accident. Plus, between midnight and early morning, there's a lot of illegal street racers on the highways with performance cars because during that time, technically everybody is asleep in their homes. In Ireland, believe it or not, the IRA hosts illegal racing on the highways during late night hours and illegal speedsters from around the world would go to Ireland for that. Their police for the most part don't catch them because they're usually asleep at home for the next day. There's not enough people on the graveyard shifts in police work despite our world population being at least 40 billion and counting. Most people have families and they would rather spend their night times with them after work more than do the graveyard shift. Second, not many people want to do that shift because that shift is also perfect for snipers and hackers who want to shut down security systems to carry out a crime and go undetected. Then of course, you got the Baltic Bad Boys with Hitvixen and Hitdoge who make things so much worse in Ireland alone.
Chuong: Ever wondered where the word lunatic gets its word from? Yeah. Crazy things happen in night. Then of course, the story of werewolves stalking in the night and Zanta hates them. No one likes night shifts anyways and most cops would rather let street racers tear up the highways during late night hours than to risk themselves dealing with them, assuming they are armed, while tired in the night. Even the most experienced spec ops soldiers prefer to work during the day.
Zax: The craziest thing is that five years ago, our grade school students cannot bring smartphones to school. Now, most schools allow it for educational purposes.
Zachary: Jobs are changing, people are becoming more flexible, and yes teaching students how to use a smartphone is becoming more of a necessity these days. Even Cuba is doing that after Cripto donated to that country. More people around the world are buying work vehicles too, especially in America after my reforms, because with new technology, it opens more opportunities for small businesses to network with their customers online. In America alone, every hour, thousands of new businesses open since my policies and infrastructure improvements helped cut back costs on starting up businesses.
Chuong: I still find it ironic that some people in Wildcat City don't mind my country doing a lot of R&D (research and development) in technology yet they don't like technological R&D in Wildcat City. Some of the F5 supervillains even claim that Cripto is ironic because he funds my country's future yet he obsesses on the past.
Zachary: Yeah, speaking about that, I was wondering what if most of the G-52s, especially Cripto and Leo, get sent back to the 40s? Would they get involved in WWII?
Soil: Worst question ever! Why not focus in the present, also known as the future because we technically live in it, and ask if Leo's Patriotmobile can be faster than a magnetic subway bullet train going straight from New York City to Los Angeles?
Zachary: According to the Guinness World Records, one of America's trains created after my dictatorship can go up to 300 miles per hour smashing China's Maglev train in speed which only goes up to 268 miles per hour. To put this into perspective, during and after my dictatorship, you can take a train from NYC to LA straight for about 8 hours without delays. Leo's Patriotmobile would go about as fast as my trains do. So according to my theory, his Patriotmobile will tie with my trains.
Soil: Unless, we test that theory with the GWR staff to watch it. Its very tough but also dangerous since anyone would be stupid enough to race against a bullet train without drawing attention of the cops. Second, we have to close a highway between two cities to test that theory to see how fast the Patriotmobile is against an American magnetic bullet train.
Star: We need a really big controlled environment to test that, a lot of cops, and paramedics just to make sure no one is hurt as well as to close off the highway's route alone to test that.
Zax: I like to see Leo assist the police in chasing down an Amalfi terrorist in a high-speed chase or a desperate criminal with a really fast car and dodging some minor traffic on the speedway.
Zachary: They'd be caught in seconds otherwise they'd get into an accident. Plus, between midnight and early morning, there's a lot of illegal street racers on the highways with performance cars because during that time, technically everybody is asleep in their homes. In Ireland, believe it or not, the IRA hosts illegal racing on the highways during late night hours and illegal speedsters from around the world would go to Ireland for that. Their police for the most part don't catch them because they're usually asleep at home for the next day. There's not enough people on the graveyard shifts in police work despite our world population being at least 40 billion and counting. Most people have families and they would rather spend their night times with them after work more than do the graveyard shift. Second, not many people want to do that shift because that shift is also perfect for snipers and hackers who want to shut down security systems to carry out a crime and go undetected. Then of course, you got the Baltic Bad Boys with Hitvixen and Hitdoge who make things so much worse in Ireland alone.
Chuong: Ever wondered where the word lunatic gets its word from? Yeah. Crazy things happen in night. Then of course, the story of werewolves stalking in the night and Zanta hates them. No one likes night shifts anyways and most cops would rather let street racers tear up the highways during late night hours than to risk themselves dealing with them, assuming they are armed, while tired in the night. Even the most experienced spec ops soldiers prefer to work during the day.
Super C: Hey, don't go jinxing my top recruits now! It's bad enough his parallels are all stuck here.
Leo: It'd be nothing new to me. I was born in that decade. Meanwhile, with today's work, I could definitely do well in catching down speed demons.
Cripto: I think I'd go mental because rock is my area and they didn't have rock in the 40s. The 50s? Possibly.
Leo: I also think I'd tie with the trains.
Flame: It's stories like that one book of werewolves hurting Zanta and traumatizing him and his people that gives all werewolves like me a bad name.
Scorch: Me as well. I'm his brother, by the way. How do you do?
Leo: It'd be nothing new to me. I was born in that decade. Meanwhile, with today's work, I could definitely do well in catching down speed demons.
Cripto: I think I'd go mental because rock is my area and they didn't have rock in the 40s. The 50s? Possibly.
Leo: I also think I'd tie with the trains.
Flame: It's stories like that one book of werewolves hurting Zanta and traumatizing him and his people that gives all werewolves like me a bad name.
Scorch: Me as well. I'm his brother, by the way. How do you do?
Chuong: Good good.
Leocadio: I'm Leocadio the Gaucho Lion from Argentina. We actually have a cultural belief that the seventh child of the family would become a werewolf if the child is a son or a witch if the child is a female. And here's where it gets really strange but this is very true in Argentina; the only person who can break their curse of being a werewolf or a witch would have to be the President of Argentina and the President must come from a Roman Catholic country. For that President to break their curse, he or she is to adopt the seventh child as a godchild in their family.
Chuong: What?!
Leocadio: That's actually true and its been a tradition in Argentina since we existed.
Chuong: Okay that's just weird; I thought presidents are to be secular.
Leocadio: Its a long story but understand that Argentina was colonized by Catholics. What is considered tradition in one country may be considered bizarre to another country.
Zachary: You got that right Leo! Your newly modified Hennessey Venom F5 has helped you a lot. Plus, notice how it has more room than the old Patriotmobile did since it was a Porsche. See? The future is full of bright things.
Star: *to Cripto* You still wouldn't be happy in the past either way. Trust me.
Leocadio: I'm Leocadio the Gaucho Lion from Argentina. We actually have a cultural belief that the seventh child of the family would become a werewolf if the child is a son or a witch if the child is a female. And here's where it gets really strange but this is very true in Argentina; the only person who can break their curse of being a werewolf or a witch would have to be the President of Argentina and the President must come from a Roman Catholic country. For that President to break their curse, he or she is to adopt the seventh child as a godchild in their family.
Chuong: What?!
Leocadio: That's actually true and its been a tradition in Argentina since we existed.
Chuong: Okay that's just weird; I thought presidents are to be secular.
Leocadio: Its a long story but understand that Argentina was colonized by Catholics. What is considered tradition in one country may be considered bizarre to another country.
Zachary: You got that right Leo! Your newly modified Hennessey Venom F5 has helped you a lot. Plus, notice how it has more room than the old Patriotmobile did since it was a Porsche. See? The future is full of bright things.
Star: *to Cripto* You still wouldn't be happy in the past either way. Trust me.
Cripto: I'm beginning to realize that; I probably wouldn't enjoy any past decades, except for possibly the 80s, and I say that because the year I was born was one off, 1990. I grew up with a bunch of 80s nostalgia, but at first it wasn't necessarily me wishing for the past because I fell for the groupthink. It felt wrong to be modern. It doesn't now, but today's generations do want to know about the past so they can learn from the mistakes. All my high school classmates loved the music of the 60s, 70s, and 80s, for instance, but none of us were aware at the time of the whole problems. "Sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll."
Me: We dreaded that phrase so much; jazz was as far as Kriegland was willing to go. Well, there was just one Krieglandonian that dared to go rock and roll; Corey the Tiger. Ironic, it is, because he is the savior of our population. He discovered Bendraqi wanted to destroy us all with that weapon, the Laser Beam 5000. Today, that's nothing but scrap metal.
Scorch: Pleasure to meet you, and all parallels. *He shakes Leocadio's hand.*
Me: We dreaded that phrase so much; jazz was as far as Kriegland was willing to go. Well, there was just one Krieglandonian that dared to go rock and roll; Corey the Tiger. Ironic, it is, because he is the savior of our population. He discovered Bendraqi wanted to destroy us all with that weapon, the Laser Beam 5000. Today, that's nothing but scrap metal.
Scorch: Pleasure to meet you, and all parallels. *He shakes Leocadio's hand.*
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