@MelodiousLime Also about Flies, the throwing aspect of it -might- work with years and years of training in throwing that particular dagger, seeing as how it appears to be very unbalanced and of not very aerodynamic construction. Even disregarding the need to sight a target from a mile away, the strength and precision required to hit it at that distance, and the need for the dagger to defy gravity enough to even travel that distance at all, it still takes something moving some miles an hour a while to go a full mile. The target would have to be standing the exact same way he was standing when you threw it by the time it hits him for it to actually hit him, with nothing having gotten in the way in the meantime.
As for josh's sniper rifle, where did he get 30 billion dollars for it? Where did he get the ridiculous amounts of money for any of any of his guns, for that matter? The scope sight goes up to 30 miles, you said? So, literally from about
Thousand Oaks to West Covina. If he wants to see that far, he'll likely need to be on a mountain and able to see through buildings and trees. The rifle alone would have to shoot accurately through (or around,
a la the movie
Wanted) all those obstacles, at a distance that would be 17.15x the current world record for longest sniper shot. At a reasonable distance, that's basically killing a fly with a bazooka. Spaking of flies, much like the dagger, Flies, the target would also have to be standing more or less perfectly still with nothing getting in the way while the bullet is in flight. It would also have a helluva kick that would likely shatter Josh's shoulder, arm, and part of his ribcage, simultaneously rupturing several organs. I also find it hard to believe Josh hasn't been arrested for possessing a beyond-military-grade sniper rifle and the rifle confiscated from him, especially with him walking around, holding it in his hands.
I don't mean to sound mean and I apologize if I do, it's just that those details are ridiculously unrealistic.