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Anderson looked unamused. He had picked up on the fact Eita was trying to reveal Ria's power to the White Chapel Ghoul. To Anderson that was not only unprofitable, but useless to him. Jack would be killed, no matter how much he knew, if only he could bring Eita down with him...
"And why would we? I prefer to get paid in something of greater monetary value than livers and bones." Anderson pulled a stack of cards out of his pockets, "Besides, he will die, no matter how much information he has."
[i]Of course he will, all the flags have been set and nothing could go wrong.[/i] Anderson thought to himself as he expertly shuffled a deck of cards in the air, "But if you still want to give the information to him, be my guest. Just bet me in a [i]small[/i] game of blackjack." Anderson had that gambler's twinkle in his eyes and a confident grin on his face, "Quadruple or nothing, with a bonus."

[@Masaki Haruna]

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Jack looked lifted his claws away from the computer. He had saw it all, the fight and had been replaying it to study Ria, "You little bitch, I wonder how I'll fuck you up now that I know your moves~"

The best thing about having robotics attached to you is that it comes prepackaged with alterable code to be used to hack. As fast as firewalls and digital security could act, the human brain could always act faster, if that is what you could call Jack's brain. 

He walked over to the owner of the computer, a security guard at a Anti-Skill office that happened to be empty at the wrong time. The guard was encased in hard clay up to his neck, the fear in his eyes turned Jack on a bit, "Thank you for your time, I'll be sure to leave you and your comrades a nice gift."

The guard frantically shook his head and tried to cream through the duct tape over his mouth as Jack walked towards the door, "Nighty night Guard-san."

With a snap of his fingers, the clay around the man shattered with the man attached to it, leaving nothing but a pile of broken clay and a disfigured head on the carpet.