>>25320400
We must begin coming up with the plans for a massive defense stations that we will park in the vicinity of the wormhole, as well as a network of space mines.
For that, we need anti-matter.
And for anti-matter, we need a network of particle accelerators stationed near the sun.

So first thing to do is design those automated anti-matter facilities.

>>25320463
Why around the sun?

I've missed this
Now, I think we need to make more money. They have half a million ships and we have barely any
I'm not saying we need to rob banks, but I'm not very creative. Has anyone got a better way?

>>25320487
Because increased power output from solar panels.
And solar panels instead of fusion reactors because the Sun is already a fusion reactor and that way we don't have to divert H3 shipments from other things that need it, like our space navy.

>>25320522
Replacing all of western Europe's power supply? Side note: how is that plan going?

>>25320463
I'll begin looking into it, sir. I assume you will want a lot of solar energy to be used for this?

>>25320522
I can't really say, sir. The companies you charged me with running are doing well, though

>>25320522
We don't need as many ships when we can mine their only way into the system.

>>25320553
We still need a better cooling system for Octavius' reactor design. It generates the amount of power we want in the space we want, but using a bunch of robots with iceman suits isn't the best of cooling schemes.

>>25320522
I think a combination of the power supply plan shown in >>25320553
and selling military equipment to select countries. I'm thinking besides our eastern Europe block we could also sell to Taiwan, since China has probably been trying to hack us and rip off our patents anyway.

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>>25320581
It's not the best plan, but it sounds cool at least
If not, Ice elementals? We're not thinking about the magic side of things

Also, Lucia is basically pic related

>>25320581
Atmosphere makes for much more stable cooling schemes than a contained ship. Plus, I though we were using our own advanced fusion tech anyway. Either way, Lucia owes us a report on the feasibility of that and the alliance today anyway. We should probably read that report anyway.

>>25320566
>I assume you will want a lot of solar energy to be used for this
Yes. The proximity to the Sun, about the orbit of Mercury or a little closer, will allow for the collection of vast amounts of solar energy to power the creation of anti-matter.

Speaking of which, we still have to finish that automated pollution cleaner for Namor, and build that toxic waste reprocessing plant on Mercury.

Lucia, have the villains we just hired begin work on those latter two projects.

>>25320615
Magic could be used as a stopgap, but I'd rather trust a completely non-magical solution.

>>25320566
When will you learn to properly include the questins you answer in your replies?

example:
>First thing to do is design those automated anti-matter facilities.
I'll begin looking into it, sir. I assume you will want a lot of solar energy to be used for this?

while we're waiting for construction on that antimatter relay, i want to know more about where mephisto is keeping my mother, and what reed and his friends are up to lately

>>25320615
We will develop a stable ritual or a rune scheme to transfer heat from one mass to another, and one to transfer heat into force to turn a turbine, or straight into current if we can swing it. Pitch the plan at Morgana, see if she can help and see if any promising students or faculty members can assist.

>>25320553
I would like a report on that as well Lucia.

>>25320553
I've ordered construction of several of these generators in underground facilities, which could be collapsed if something were to go wrong. As a design feature, any excess heat produced will be used to generate more electricity.
By selling this to other governments, it would severely undercut many fuel based economies, such as those in the middle east, and russia

>>25320643
Of course, sir. I'll begin assembling a team immediately

>automated pollution cleaner for Namor
That hasn't been started yet, sir. I can have the lab prepared if you wish to begin now

>Lucia, have the villains we just hired begin work on those latter two projects.
Yes, my Lord. If I may suggest something, After going over the skillsets of the hired Villians, the Tinkerer might be just the person you need to resolve this reactor issue

>>25320657
>When will you learn to properly include the questins you answer in your replies?

Right now, Sir

>>25320812
Well, we don't like any of them anyway. Begin approaching the western European governments quietly. I want Putin to learn about our new alliance and the destruction of his economy in the morning newspaper.

>>25320812
>Octavius' fusion reactors for Europe
The governments of Europe will most undoubtedly want to see such a plant in action before they build any on their soil. See if England will agree to a test reactor on their soil; we will pay for 3/4 of construction costs, and they will receive 50% of all electrical profits.

>solar-powered automated pollution cleaner
Good, we will begin now. Set an alarm so that we don't miss the tour for Dr. Strange, though.

>Tinkerer improves the cooling systems of fusion reactors
Have him begin immediately.

>>25320812
>Tinkerer
Give him few doombot assistants to monitor the progress.
>I can have the lab prepared if you wish to begin now
yes please

>>25320892
>
The governments of Europe will most undoubtedly want to see such a plant in action before they build any on their soil. See if England will agree to a test reactor on their soil; we will pay for 3/4 of construction costs, and they will receive 50% of all electrical profits.

Disagree. We roll everything out at once, give Putin no time to react

Doesn't the Tinkerer usually put secret backdoors, hidden command codes, and fail-safe overrides into anything he works on?

We should make sure he doesn't do something like, by having some Doombots monitor his progress under the guise of being heavy-lifting assistants.

>>25320874
I agree, though If he learns it from a frantic midnight telephone call I'll be cool with it.

>>25320892
No no no, your missing the point of this. Putin has decided that he is our geopolitical foe. By crippling his gas exports we can effectively remove him from the board. Giving him as little time to react is the best decision.

>>25320874
>>25320874
>Begin approaching the western European governments quietly

Of course, sir. Shall they be invited to the first meeting?

>>25320906
Yes, sir. I'll ensure that he hides nothing in the new systems, and I'll have them thoroughly tested

>>25320892
>>25320892
>>25320892
>See if England will agree to a test reactor
I could bring this up at the meeting, sir. If they agree to attend, of course

>Set an alarm
Surely you don't believe I'd allow for you to be late, sir.

>>25321023
No test reactor, we give Putin no warning. Also I meant eastern, not western. Poland and ukriane and such.

I was just thinking that if Lucia's our prime minister, we can make her attend these meetings rather than us, which would save boring political discussion

Also we need a name for this. One that isn't the EU

>>25320623
>>25320615
I suggested using a Doomdoor to pump the heat directly to a planet like Mars or Pluto where it wouldn't hurt anything, or might actually help. We could export the ships' waste heat to a power plant to run a steam turbine, at the very least.

>>25321063
That was the original plan, I think

>>25321059
That's what I thought as well. To summarize what we are doing:
1. Create a military/political alliance with the eastern European countries like Poland that have long been under the Soviet/Russian shadow. Sort of a NATO with Latveria at its head.
2. Simultaneously cripple Russia with the roll-out of the reactor technology, giving Putin no warning.
3. Start selling certain military tech to our allies to make our alliance stronger.
4. Implement a general program of improving their technology, infrastructure and economy with DOOM tech, making them the richest block of nations in the world.
5. Add new nations from willing applicants
???
DOOM RULES THE WORLD.

>>25321062
DOOM? We can figure the acronym later
>>25321173
sounds about right.

>>25321063
>export the ships' waste heat
That's a bad idea when we're sending a ship into a fight. Besides not accounting for the possibility of an enemy coming up with a teleport interdiction and jamming field, if the reactor is ever damaged by battle, the backlash from it exploding would go through the portal. And if we set the portal with a fail-safe deactivation if the reactor is damaged, then the reactor has to be shut down anyway instead of being able to operate even with some damage.
Or the fail-safe gets triggered even when the reactor isn't in danger of overload, and the ship is now out of the fight.

>>25321173
There is presumably some profit in there somewhere right?
And yeah, that works.

>>25321059
Of course, sir. I'll recall the Doombots now

>>25321062
This is an option, of course. I'd be glad to go in your stead, and I'll report back quickly

>>25321173
I've sent the envoys to other eastern european nations, sir. I'll inform you of their responses

Your lab has been cleaned, if you wish to begin work, sir

>>25321239
cool. While we are waiting on that response we should go check out the armor stuff.

>>25321173
Natural gas isn't just used for power generation and heating, it's also used in other industries as well.
And cooking with gas is still better than cooking with electricity.

Improving the infrastructure of those nations will cost money and time, both of which should be directed towards defeating the impending invasion.

>>25321173
I think we should invite Britain. They buy a load of gas, and no-one in the EU really likes them anyway, so they'd fit in with the Slavs

>>25321239
We will begin work on the automated solar-powered pollution cleaner, then.

>>25321271
They're close enough to America to worry me, especially when it comes to handing out military tech.

>>25321299
Frankly half the countries we've already invited will sell it to Russia in a heartbeat, At least America isn't a couple of hours drive away

>>25321277
Within a few hours you manage to get an elecrofiltration array to function on solar energy. The waste collected will be put into a doomdoor to a location of your choosing.
These could either be made into specialised machines, or you could design them to be attached to currently existing ships

You scheduled a meeting with Mr Strange in a few hours, is there anything you'd like to prepare?

>>25321329
And most of them have a view of Russia's impact on the local area similar to how Cuba views America.

>>25321390
A demonstration of a few Magi bots.

>>25321390
>pollution cleaners
Have the DoomDoors lead to a waste reprocessing facility on Mercury.
They will be specialized machines that can be either allowed to float freely or tethered to specific areas. We can use them to clean up the Great Pacific Gyre and other areas.

>Dr. Strange
A tour of LITT and the Floating Gardens, visiting some of the classes and the labs.

>>25321173

i'm glad someone is following that outline I posted a few threads back.

It feels good influencing the geopolitical situation in this quest.

However, I would think we should begin this NATO-like organization with the countries immediately bordering our own. Physical proximity also gives us a large amount of that troops trying to invade our lands by conventional means would have to cross.

Nearby countries would be Hungary, Romania, and Serbia.

>>25321390
>location of your choosing.
Im sure nobody would care if we throw this stuff in to Jupiter

Also Before Mr Strange arrive can we test something.
In previous thread we manage discover that crystals can collect small amounts of mana, I would like to know if an crystal created in laboratory could do the same (for example synthetic quartz crystal)

>>25321474
Or, if we could somehow make it look like someone else made them, Richards' plumbing

>>25321425
>A demonstration of a few Magi bots
I'll have some brought over now, sir. It seems the monks were successful in their attempts to integrate the crystals

>>25321465
>A tour of LITT and the Floating Gardens, visiting some of the classes and the labs.
Of course, sir. Any particular classes?

>>25321470
The envoys have been sent, sir. Due process in the countries may take some time, however.

>>25321474
Given the nature of the enchantment, as long as the crystal had a similar structure to a natural one, it should be functionally identical

>>25321575
probably show him a basic class and then a graduate class.

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>>25321575
>Magi bots
Lets leave it until the end of the tour
>Any particular classes?
He was a special worried about demonology so we will show him that students are able to handle themselves
>may take some time, however.
exelent, lets wait for the responses.
> crystal had a similar structure
Lets give labboys new assignment to create six massive synthetic crystal to build the pic related which latter will be used to speed up mana charging in robots

>>25321673
Surely we don't have any graduates yet since it's only the first term

>>25321575
>Any particular classes?
Wards and Defenses 101 and associated lab, History of Magic 101, and the Evocation and Summoning classes.

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>>25321701
Do all this

And buy a bunch of these in

>>25321767
>diamond-like
Actually why don't we send a buckton of coal pieces to Molecule Man so he could make it in to a real diamonds?

>>25321701
>>25321673
>>25321709
Of course, sir. If possible, I'd like to work on a specialised transport for these magi-bots that would incorporate this design

>>25321811
I'm sure he'd be happy to, sir

After a short time working on the pollution collectors, You notice one of the portals in the courtyard has just been used

>>25321890
I assume that's Strange? Let us greet him.

>>25321890
>specialised transport
How about a something of size like space shuttle compatible in flying in outer space ?
>portals in the courtyard has just been used Lets have a look

>>25321961
Unless it's a skrull

>>25321975
That is what I had in mind, sir. I apologise for being unclear

You head outside to the courtyard, expecting to find Doctor Strange awaiting you, but instead find Ben Grimm stood there, with a sandwich
He seems to be looking at the portals and muttering

>>25322052
"Hello Mr Grimm. What reason carry you to talk to Doom?"

>>25322052
Me, sorry

>>25322052
Hello Grimm, How are you doing today?

>>25322052
"I thought I made it clear Doom wishes to be informed of any guests"

>>25322116
lets be polite.

>>25322080
"You tell me. I was just walking to the kitchen and suddenly I end up here! This some kinda scheme?"

>>25322148
"Not that I remember. I assume Richards is now working on portals?"

>>25322148
"That is odd. These portals are not to be activated so easily."
Direct Grimm back through the portal, then examine how it was activated accidentally.

If Richards has compromised our DoomDoors, then we will need to increase security on them dramatically.

>>25322184
Not that Doom remembers, that is

>>25322148
wait is somebody messing with our teleports? Are we under attack?

>>25322148
"No, DOOM is actually expecting to take Doctor Strange on a tour of the school momentarily so it would be horrid timing on my part. DOOM understands that Richards has started working on countering DOOM's portal technology.

>>25322148
>>25322195
Lets have a quick call to our newly hired scientist to see if they may acincidently something in our teleport system

>>25322148
"I'm just as confused as you are. Perhaps Richards is trying his hand at portals. I assume you wish to return home?"

>>25322184
>>25322190
"Now that you mention it, he was goin' on about something to do with portals when he got home, then shut himself up in the lab. It's probably that. I'm gonna have a few words with him.."

You set a portal to go back to the baxter building, and he thanks you

>>25322228
"Uhh, nothing on our end. We didn't even know you had portals"

>>25322293
Once he's gone, Shout "RICHAAAARDS!"

>>25322293
We'll have to deal with this soon.
But for now, let's get ready for Dr. Strange's arrival.

It might be worth either going back through with Grimm or otherwise checking that the other end of the portal really is in the Baxter building. He might have come here accidentally, but Grimm's still our guest and we should really make sure he gets home safely

>>25322337
That sounds about right. Remember kids, be careful when telling Newtonian Physics to shut up and go cry in a corner.

>>25322293
>portal to go back to the baxter building
Lets apologise for the situation (its not our foul but it makes us look better than Richard) and give him a bottle of finest Latverian champagne
As the teleports will probably not be too safe for next few hour we should call up Strange and ask him if he need a ride

>>25322293

Mr. Grimm, before you go. Have you reconsidered the offer DOOM made earlier, about examining your physiology for potential controlled reversal of your condition?

Doom would only take a few moments. thought you think DOOM evil, DOOM is a man of honor and Doom has protected and aided those close to RICHARDS! before. Allow Doom to do so again.

>>25322388
>>25322398
Second these

>>25322398
You ask Grimm if he's reconsidered your offer
"Well, Depends. Do I have to do anything?"

>>25322388
I'll fetch a bottle, sir

>>25322530
>"Well, Depends. Do I have to do anything?"
"Because of your..condition there isn't a possibility of obtaining a blood with syringe, BUT a sample of your saliva should do just fine" Lets get one of these popsicle sticks for him and put it in plastic zip bag after.

>>25322530

All you would have to do is just stand still while the analysis is taken and perhaps give a small sample for further analysis and testing, depending on the severity. If you wish, DOOM can perform tests under your supervision ton ensure your biological information is not used according to your idea of safety standards.

>>25322530
"Not particularly. There are two main ways to deal with your condition. The first is a genetic reversal. That would require both a sample of your original DNA and your current state. DOOM can gather the original easily enough using my time machine, and a current sample form yourself. The advantage of this method is that it is in fact a full cure, the disadvantage is that you lose your unique abilities.

The second is that DOOM creates a magical device that will allow you to switch between forms. The DNA from both forms would be useful here. The advantage would be that you retain all of your current abilities. Disadvantage is that fundamentally your original form would be a magical effect, although it would 'feel' real to you. Also, wouldn't recommend children naturally, hard to say how that would turn out."

>>25322663
Your recommending a retrovirous for the first option. Probably impossible to use on a multicellular organism of such complexity. Still:
Actual Science/10

>>25322530
Also, we had in reserve Tuesday for the fabrics investigation. Could you kindly inform us of the current date?

>>25322663
Ben usually dosen't care about how stuff work so I don't think he would expect such detailed explanation. BUt i like the way you think.

>>25322610
>>25322663
"Not to seem too weird, but I've kinda gotten used to being like this, so I guess being able to switch would be good. I mean, It seemed bad at first, but it has it's uses
If you use my DNA to clone me like you did with deadpool though, I'm not responsible for if they break anything"

>>25322731
Monday, May the 23rd, 2013, sir

>>25322895
DOOM should have it done by the end of the week. Baring ahead of schedule extra-galactic invasions and plucky heroes trashing DOOM's lab of course.

>>25322895
"The creation of Mr Wilson clone was a bit of...accidental, fear not Doom doesn't plan to do anything villainous with your dna. Now that we have this behind us how about get you a ride home? As you have experienced the teleports are bit unstable right now so how about a quick flight with the Doom personal plane to New York?"
>>25322984
better not promise anything right now

>>25322895

Cloning Deadpool was done with his consent, though whether or not he is mentally capable to make such a decision is up to debate.

>>25322895
"Of course. DOOM shall endeavor to have it done as soon as practical, barring an extra-galactic invasion, DOOM's labs once again being destroyed by caped superheroes, and other such."

>>25323025
Our portals aren't unstable, it's just Richards messing around with his own.

>>25323025
>>25323045
"Well. you've already got that one open, and I'm not supposed to get in planes with nemesises. All the best, though"

Did you still wish to go through the portal, sir? I found a bottle

>>25323163
Nah, lets just ensure that strange is ready.

>>25323163
"Excuse me Mr Grimm but out of curiosity Doom would prefer to personally see the 'output' of this portal, It would be very unconventional if it perhaps end up in top of Himalayas mountains or in the middle of ocean." If everything is alight allow him to go though and give a bottle as an friendly gift to unexpected guess.

>>25323163

Trust Richards' Technology? Bah. DOOM is surprised Mr. Grimm didn't turn into graphite when he stepped through.

Open our own to send him on his way, after the samples of course. Also, Richards seems to want to open a doomdoor into Latveria. Allow him to do so, 6 miles below Latveria into the molten outer core. Perhaps that will cool his heated ambition.

>>25323262
I assumed you could see through them. Like on portal

Do we actually want to go through, though? I can't see it going well

>>25323269
It's one of our portals, just that Richards dumped him out of our side

>>25323269
That sounds hilarious. A spacial displacement field six miles directly down unless you enter the proper, highly encrypted passcode?

>>25323262
Not sure we should follow him

>>25323325

even better. you exit in a room filled with deadpool clones. Literally so many, you are drowned under a sea of them...
An enemy needs no worse a fate as RICHARDS!

>>25323365
good luck containing them.

>>25323387
Especially in a room with a portal in it

Are we going to the baxter building or not?

>>25323387
how about a robot deadpool ?

>>25323422

Whelp. we have our location. RICHARDS lab. consider it a failed experiment on his attempts at messing with our portals...

>>25323422
I vote no

Rolled 10

>>25323467
Someone who doesn't want to go to the baxter building roll a d20 and whoever's highest is right

Rolled 16

>>25323490
Rollan for not going

>>25323490
>>25323495
Guess we're not going then

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>>25323387
Why contain them? Let their shenanigans be a testament to the wrath of DOOM.

>>25323495
You decide against going with him as he steps through the portal. Arriving unannounced in their home may seem distasteful, and may very well give Susan a Heart attack

I'd just finished writing the thing for if you went, too

>>25323581
When he's gone, Close it and shout >>25322337

>>25323581
Lets time skip to Strange. But before that, shout RICHAAAAARDS!

>>25323581
Technically Ban have first show up in our country unannounced, also this isn't even out portal and they even get an gift from us.
I believe Strange should show up any moment.

>>25323625
>>25323599
You put the portal back to it's original setting as the portal to the shipyard
Raising your hands above your head, you look upwards and scream "RICHAAAAAARDS!"

There's a flash of lightning, and it begins to rain

"Not interrupting anything, am I?" Doctor Strange says from behind you

>>25323721
"Richards was playing with Portals and accidentally sent Ben Grimm to my castle."

>>25323721
>Portal to the shipyard
>Portal to the shipyard
>Shipyard
>Portal
>Richards
>Shipyard?
>Shipyard

Lucia, Please check on the shipyard

>>25323721
"Not really, actually Doom have just finish talk to Mr Grimm. Anyway Mr Strange are you doing well?Lets me present you the Latverian academy of magic"(i messed up the name didn't i?)

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>>25323845
oh snap

>>25323778
>>25323778
>>25323859
"Guess he didn't stop with the drunk ideas, huh? And yeah, lead the way. I've only seen it at night, so far."

>>25323845
Of course, sir. A Taxi to the academy is waiting outside, and lunch will be provided. If I don't return, pleas donate all of my money to an animal charity of some sort

>>25323984
Lets lead the way

>>25323984
You may want to take one Silent stalker and Time bots with you just in case
>Strange
As say before I think he would enjoy seeing how well our students doing in summoning

Rolled 18, 17 = 35

>>25324041
You head over to the institute
As you go through the main entrance, Strange flickers briefly
"I forgot there were dispel wards in all the doors. I'll sort myself out later"
You head over to the hall of elementals as a first stop
The room is large, and separated into 4 quarters. Each corner is based around summoning a different type of elemental, and has the ingredients and other neccesary reagents. The teacher has a desk in the middle
"So you allow the students to pick the type they're most comfortable with? Impressive.

I don't see anyone here, sir, but I'll continue looking

>>25324172
I hope those rolls were for you

>>25324172
I remeber Strange have an 'issue' with teaching kids the pyromacy so let see that next
I hope these high rolls means something good?

>>25324172
Damn, hope those rolls were in some way beneficial

>>25323721
"O you know some one keeps littering on my lawn."

>>25324172
You move on to the hall of pyromancy
The walls and flooring are made of heatproof tiling, and the windows are open since it's quite hot in there
Fire extinguishers dot the perimeter, and children practice with fireproof gauntlets on
The medical room is across the hallway
"This feels a little like something older students should be learning"

I still don't see any-
I get shot, by some kind of laser, though thankfully not fatally. due to your excellent shield generators
Regaining my composure, I see that Richards appears to be doing something to the main console in the control room, or was, a second ago
He shoots again, but it once more glances off the shield.
I fortunately stun him, thanks to your benevolent gifts of laser gun arms, and his own natural incompetence
What should I do, sir?

that felt a bit weird to write

>>25324437
Why was that weird?

>>25324437
put him in a cell back here in Latvia. Then call Susan and inform her that her husband has been arrested for trespassing and attempted murder. We could always suggest that he is working with/for the Skrull empire, though I doubt she would take that one too well...
Either way, have him arrested, locked up and inform his next-of-kin.
We are just following standard Latvian law policy. Nothing more, Nothing less...

>>25324437
*sigh* DOOM will call Susan. "Sorry Doctor Strange, something has come up."

"Hello Susan, why was your husband in my shipyard? Also, why did he open fire at my prime minister the instant she saw him? Would you please come and pick him up before DOOM gets bored and has deadpool interrogate him for six hours or so."

>>25324531
YES, this.

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>>25324531
Does that mean he ran out of people to do things for him?

>>25324518
Does he still get a phonecall?

>>25324437
Is this his third time he was doing an act of terrorism on Latverian ground? As for now I think it would be safe to put in one of the time_beds_capsule we use and stop time for him until we figure out what to do. ALso lets check what he was messing with
>"This feels a little like something older students should be learning"
"Oh please Mr Strange, Doom is sure if you are aware that younger children learn much better then older due to their brains and egos being in process of early development, this allowed them to mastery the knowledge they learn instead of simply learning basics of it. "

you doing good job op

>>25324608

Yes. though it seems that the Latvian telecommunication network is temporarily down for maintenance...
what an unfortunate coincidence....

>>25324531
Works for me. He's getting the 4 hour live Christmas special either way though.

>>25324518
Yes, sir. I'll have him taken to the castle now

>>25324531
"What is it? And you could get a Robot to show me round. I'm not supposed to be able to tell the difference anyway. right?"

>>25324502
I'm not really meant to be competent, it felt a little DMPC like. Couldn't really argue with the rolls though

And again, I'm sorry but that'll have to be it for today. I'll be back monday, with some fresh new ideas for enhanced interrogation. Sorry it has to be a cliffhanger again. Anyway, Goodnight/day/evening

>>25324437
It's probably best to contact the other members of the Illuminati as well so he won't be able to twist his detainment against us. And if he was actually attempting to sabotage the ships, that just makes it even better proof that Doom was right all along.

>>25324686
"Sorry Richards, but it turns out that Doom doesn't actually have to give you a phone call, based on the fact that Doom hates you and Doom is king"

>>25324713
Goodnight. Good thread today. And don't worry, this is the first time you've beaten someone in a fight, and even then, it's only Richards

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>>25324746
suck it Reed
wow im really hyped for the next thread

>>25324531

I've just had a positively Evil idea!

RICHARDS! is the first guest on the new show...
Extreme Makeover - Deadpool Edition

>>25324713
Can we put him in the stocks?
"Sorry Richards, but this is the punishment for trespassing. Now, doom must now go and purchase several cream pies"

Actually what usually a government do when someone breaks in to a secure army area?

>>25324830
That would get us the death penalty in three galaxies and 57 Unaligned Systems.

>>25324932
Probably execute them

>>25324932
Depends on how secure. Most of the time it's just jail-time, but certain areas are secure enough that guards have shoot-to-kill orders.

>>25325071
Dammit Lucia, we could have been rid of him

>>25325112
Well we could throw him into space

Is this archived?

>>25325307
It is now

Killing Richards is foolish. We still have use of him. However, we can use this to potentially win allies. Instead of killing him, for trespassing, give him a choice. A trial in a Latverian court with charges of Assault, attempted murder, industrial espionage, vandalism and trespassing, or Trial by Combat.
When every super withing a week's travel comes to fuck us up for giving Richards a death sentence, give them a speech. Tell them that you're following the fucking law, and being a super does not make you above the law. They do nothing but treat Doom with suspicion and scorn despite being the only super following the fucking rules. One of the only guys trying to help humanity gets shafted at every turn.
Here we reveal the rest of Richard's crimes, and let him into the crowd.

>>25325805
not a bad idea, however scrap the trial by combat idea. we want to handle this as much like we would if it was someone else as we can. also maybe instead of letting him go immediately we leverage his release for political gain, i'm sure america would give use some sort of concession for releasing there smartest citizen