Only one thing, but that was to be expected as it mimics my cane in decoration. And it's hardly a superpower at that. I'm not really sure how to test it further but I will be trying.
Is there anything in particular you want in this world? Our interests already seem to be in alignment. I think we could certainly help one another achieve them, even if the ambassador thing doesn't work out.
Hm. So if I were to work on some classified scientific experiments and needed to store the data somewhere no one else could find it, would your mind serve as a suitable archive?
If you'd be interested, I'd love to pay you as a contractor. I've been wanting to move forward toward more daring experiments.
Money isn't really an obstacle. You charge whatever you see fit. So long as your services are worthwhile, I'll pay the price.
[A call comes in late at night. Say, 9pm. Business hours.]
Hello. Are you available?
Hello. Are you available?
I am not in that much of a rush. Unless you would rather I took my business somewhere else?
[There's only so many business opportunies afforded this time of night, and all.]
[There's only so many business opportunies afforded this time of night, and all.]
This is hardly the sort of information one posts through the mailbox, Hans.
[Or speaks about over the phone.]
I'll have a friend fly everything over in the hour. That won't be a problem?
[As the crow flies and all that.]
[Or speaks about over the phone.]
I'll have a friend fly everything over in the hour. That won't be a problem?
[As the crow flies and all that.]
You'll find everything in order, I assure you.
Call me back once you've had a glance.
[When the crow alights at Hans's and he opens a window or whatever, he will find an old-fashioned canister attached to its leg. Contents are a photograph of a floor lamp along with the address of a museum, plus a note simply saying "I'm certain you appreciate fine art."]
Call me back once you've had a glance.
[When the crow alights at Hans's and he opens a window or whatever, he will find an old-fashioned canister attached to its leg. Contents are a photograph of a floor lamp along with the address of a museum, plus a note simply saying "I'm certain you appreciate fine art."]
Remind me again of the sort of people I invite into my home? Your concern is appreciated, but I'm hardly likely to plonk it in front of the window.
[Neither of them are foolish enough to display it publicly. Privately? That's another story.]
[Neither of them are foolish enough to display it publicly. Privately? That's another story.]
Yes, but I hardly think that should be a problem? A puzzle to untwist seems like just the challenge for you.
[Gingerly, he's admitting Hans has skill.]
[Gingerly, he's admitting Hans has skill.]
I'm looking forward to it.
[Equally dry.]
Well, then, I'll leave you to it.
[Equally dry.]
Well, then, I'll leave you to it.
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