Fun War - Turning Point
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Washington, D.C. - Prologue

"Authorities discovered mutilated remains contaminating the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. No head. No hands." The gray-haired businessman stated this fact in English, without emotion.

"That tactic concealed identity in the 1970s. Not today," his duplicate suggested. Each businessman in this subterranean complex was grizzly-goateed, appeared to be in his late sixties, and immaculately dressed in an identical three-piece suit. The nametags all read: MR. REEMAN.

"We planted proper identification on her corpse," the first Reeman countered. "For five days, we asked Melody Dunne, quite politely, for the location of her sister Anne's journals. A loss of hands disguised the fact that her fingers were removed one knuckle at a time for encouragement."

"What a waste."

"Only if you fancy such disgusting things.

"Females?"

"Humans."

"Properly seasoned and prepared, humans are quite nutritious. The digestive system must be delicately removed from the living human and prepared separately…"

"What news have we regarding the vanishing cruise ship Adventure?" Reeman #1 changed the subject. "After all, it has been fifteen years since it disappeared in 2010."

"My source assures me that its return to Earth is both imminent and inevitable."

There was a chuckle.

"Then the 'fun' begins here on Earth."

Backstory: Infamous players in the shadowy world of espionage consider Mister Reeman, pronounced mystery man, to be one person, the impossible boogieman, immortal, and perhaps the Devil himself. Historic photographs confirm his presence at Appomattox (1865), the Forest of Compiegne (1918), the Alamogordo Bombing Range (1945), Dealey Plaza (1963), and the World Trade Center (2001). Rumors currently point to involvement with the World Cryptoscience Organization.














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