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Ochalla
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"This is Rachel Dune, with BCC News here in Prisoner's Square where moments ago DayTrader, member of the City's Ultra-squad broke up a gang war between the notorious Klean Klan, and the mysterious DoomRiders." As the peppy news reported spouted the police propaganda, a picture of the clean cut, bright spandex wearing so called super hero was in the corner of the screen, smiling his pearly whites as though to hypnotize the citizens with it's glare. The cameraman was panning the shot out onto the square where much destruction could be scene. Though it was possible that there could have been members in either of the gangs with super powers, must of the destruction looked to be related to the DayTrader's signature power blast.
A close up shot showed three clean cut looking young men being put into the police wagon. They wore white shirts with black ties, slacks, and shoes. Or at least the viewers could imagine they were clean cut before the battle. Now their clothing was torn and stained with blood and soot.
There was only a brief glimpse of any DoomRiders, one person in leather garments on a stretcher heading to the hospital.
The events that transpired were interchangeable with the half a dozen such events that had happened recently and it was almost dull except to those that were detailed oriented. For those, there was not enough information in the news blip. Shortly the scene was cut and the anchors were on the air again.
"Despite growing efforts from the city's police department and the extra help in justice from our own Ultra-squad, figures show that serious crime has gone up. With a 10% increase in all crime, the largest increase has been violent crimes including murder. For an analysts of this is Doctor Humburger of OmegoUniversity. Doctor, what do you believe is the cause of this increase."
The split screen went up, where the male anchor could be seen and on the other side was static. There should have been an old, slightly looney looking man on the other side, but there wasn't. After a moment the split-screen was switched back to a full screen and one could see the female anchor again.
"It would seem we're having some, um, technical difficulties. We'll get back to the doctor. In other news..."
"This is Rachel Dune, with BCC News here in Prisoner's Square where moments ago DayTrader, member of the City's Ultra-squad broke up a gang war between the notorious Klean Klan, and the mysterious DoomRiders." As the peppy news reported spouted the police propaganda, a picture of the clean cut, bright spandex wearing so called super hero was in the corner of the screen, smiling his pearly whites as though to hypnotize the citizens with it's glare. The cameraman was panning the shot out onto the square where much destruction could be scene. Though it was possible that there could have been members in either of the gangs with super powers, must of the destruction looked to be related to the DayTrader's signature power blast.
A close up shot showed three clean cut looking young men being put into the police wagon. They wore white shirts with black ties, slacks, and shoes. Or at least the viewers could imagine they were clean cut before the battle. Now their clothing was torn and stained with blood and soot.
There was only a brief glimpse of any DoomRiders, one person in leather garments on a stretcher heading to the hospital.
The events that transpired were interchangeable with the half a dozen such events that had happened recently and it was almost dull except to those that were detailed oriented. For those, there was not enough information in the news blip. Shortly the scene was cut and the anchors were on the air again.
"Despite growing efforts from the city's police department and the extra help in justice from our own Ultra-squad, figures show that serious crime has gone up. With a 10% increase in all crime, the largest increase has been violent crimes including murder. For an analysts of this is Doctor Humburger of OmegoUniversity. Doctor, what do you believe is the cause of this increase."
The split screen went up, where the male anchor could be seen and on the other side was static. There should have been an old, slightly looney looking man on the other side, but there wasn't. After a moment the split-screen was switched back to a full screen and one could see the female anchor again.
"It would seem we're having some, um, technical difficulties. We'll get back to the doctor. In other news..."