TGG04 (Nov 12, 2018)
Summary of Receipt
Big Guy makes it back, and shares some plans should the T.C. be attacked. Plan 1 is to teleport it to the O.C., if that fails they send it to T.C.’s 323 (Daniel Hamilton Jr.), and Plan 3 wasn’t discussed. Also, the events in Twice Third Temple were apparently resolved dealing with ‘a customer named Eden, a certain seed, and [Beelzebub]’.
Transcript
NUMBER: TGG04
DATE: 12-11-18
ORDER: COFFEE BLACK
CUSTOMER: THE DARK
SERVER: ALL STAFF, PREP BY BIG GUY
I’m heading back today, and I should be in sometime tonight. The package is secure with the other Cafe. Their 8 said she would get in touch if there were any problems. If we should need the package back, we need only ask for it with the appropriate phrase, which I will share with you in person. I also gave her our current files on the Dark so her team can be prepared if they try to place an order. In exchange, she gave me their current files on their customers and recent affairs.
Seems like they just finished dealing with Al Crow, Midnight, Weekend, and Yaga. Something to do with a customer named Eden, a certain seed, and the big Fly himself. I won’t bother going into it in detail here, but check your coms when you get a chance to get caught up. All this to say, they are looking for a bit of downtime after all of that. So sitting on the package is a good use of their time and resources at the moment. Their 8 and I discussed a few contingency plans, and it seems like they’ve got their bases covered.
If things get too Dark for them, their first attempt will be to send the package over with Employee 2213. He acquired a rather unique new skill since I was last there. With his new talent, he will get the package to us at a moment’s notice. Should things be Dark for both of our Cafes, Employee 2213 will take the package to one of their ex-employees, 323. He can keep it safe from the Dark for at least a week to buy us enough time. Then, of course, there is a third contingency plan in place as well. However, it would be a foolish idea to place it in writing. Suffice to say, the package will stay secure.