>>25397676
Huzzah DOOMQUEST! let's show Susan RICHARDS! ravings

Aw yeah doomquest
Now, I think we should try and make sure she hulk sees all of our evidence. Should we doctor it in any way?

You're a teacher? That shatters my neckbeard illusion, and also my other illusion that you're actually Doom seeing what would happen if you let someone else have the reigns

>>25397676
>>25397702
So what do we do with him? Ban him from any Latverian territory? Close him in super prison?

>>25397676
Have a Doombot prepared to meet with She-Hulk when she arrives. We will also require a Public Notary to notarize Prof. X's mind-scan of Richards. Make the necessary arrangements.

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>>25397735
Nah we Throw the Book at him and drag him through the International Courts and let him destroy himself in the end it doesn't matter if he is found Innocent all that matters is that we destroy him morally.

Holy crap Op us a Teacher

Mothafuckin' DOOMQUEST. Aww yes.

Anyway, we should listen in to RICHARDS conversation with Susan, then show her the tape of RICHARDS losing it.

>>25397676

DOOM is a gracious host. Prepare refreshing beverages for Susan and Jennifer.

Also, How goes the designs for the WormHole Defence Battle-Stations?

>>25397786
Speaking of wormhole defenses: space mines.
Cloaked space mines so you never know what hits you, or so many space mines that any attempt to disarm them will result in being swarmed by neighbors?

>>25397749
Yes, sir. Is she to believe this Doombot is you, or merely a doombot?

>>25397765
>>25397702
I'll have them prepared for when she's finished talking with him, sir

Strangely enough, sir, I have a report here of a mutant in Latveria. This would be a first, it would seem
>>25397786
Progress is being made, though it is a complex job. Life support seems to be an issue, though if you intend to crew them with robots alone, then this shouldn't be too much of a problem


>>25397760
>>25397728
Yeah, probably shouldn't have said that, breaks character a bit too much

>>25397810
>Is she to believe this Doombot is you, or merely a doombot?
It would not do to mislead an attorney. No, the Doombot is to identify itself as such, and is there to escort She-Hulk to us.

>>25397760
>>25397735
I still think there's a lot of room for Richards to keep going off the rails. I still vote for making him undergo AA treatment as a condition for release. We damage RICHARDS pride and let him keep self destructing. Plus we could retain She-Hulk as an attorney which is good for a variety of reasons.

>>25397810
No, we shouldn't lie to a lawyer, sets a bad precident

Keep up the work on the space station. Maybe have life support that only works when needed. Though that sets up a problem down the line

They let neckbeards be teachers? Jk, but how is teaching? It's something I was thinking of going into

>>25397810
Merely a Doombot

Can we get Confirmation and Id on said Mutant?

also I think we Should work on making the the Space Station's have somekind of Techno Organic Life Support System Similiar to an Earth Forest.

>>25397841
Yes but while there is a lot more room the Idea here is to Enforce that A) we are Reformed and B) Richards is Fucking Nuts.

also She-Hulk will always side with Susan over us

>>25397841
>Plus we could retain She-Hulk as an attorney
Unlikely though, because I believe she's on retainer with the Freedom Foundation and the Fantastic Four, and it would create a professional conflict of interest.

>>25397810
>Strangely enough, sir, I have a report here of a mutant in Latveria. This would be a first, it would seem
hmm, is someone breaching our defences again
> if you intend to crew them with robots alone
That would be a best course of action, at least for now
> undergo AA treatment
how about force him in to group psychiatry?

>>25397869
>>25397863
That's a first mutant BORN in Latveria, not entering Latveria.
Come on guys, stop embarassing yourselves.

>>25397735
We've told him not to come back before. He keeps violating our borders. And if we imprisoned him ourselves, he'd either break out or someone would break him out. We need this to go full-public and let the media tear into him. We need the UN and world media to deconstruct him, take away his 'media darling' status that he's enjoyed over the years, and let the hard facts of Doom's World crush his spirit.

>>25397810
yea we have more important things to do then focus one one criminal, let what ever happens happen.

lets get to work on making those magic weave clothing with the mana crystals we can enchant the looms to cast the spells on the cloth as its made. and metal forge for the ships.

>>25397890
There is no evidence for that either way

Hmm, interesting. We will make it a point to personally visit this budding genetic anomaly and extend an offer of patronage. Schooling, employment, whatever they may require.

>>25397925
We will need to consider if requiring all Latverian mutant children to go to boarding school at the mutant Mars colony would be more logistically sound than opening a branch of the school in Latveria proper.

>>25397827
Of course, sir. I''ll have her escorted inside once she arrives

>>25397909
I've looked into some simple enchantments on this matter, sir, mostly on the matter of keeping the clothing clean, and emmitting a pleasant odour. Is there anything more complex you wished to do?

>>25397863
Yes, sir.
Miss Emilija Baer, 19, and appears to have some degree of control over plants

>>25397843
I'm probably not the best person to ask, really, it's mostly an interim thing until I can get a job in a lab somewhere. It's pretty fun, though. I get to fingerpaint, which is neat

>>25397810

If we have the majority of the Station crewed by Robots and automated systems, and have a section for living crew, we can have a Doom Portal there from a forward base so that we do not need to worry about including living quarters aboard the Station.

Though there should be one or two airlocks from the manned section into the automated sections for visual inspections...

>>25397864
>>25397863
We can have her do our corporate paperwork for our overseas investment stuff. This doesn't implicate a conflict unless the interests directly conflict.

My position is last thread Strange indicated that the super community wouldn't believe the charges. We need to let RICHARDS go nuts among them, and once he's broken his bridges we move in.

>>25398014
Hmmm yes we Should greet her after Richards.

>>25398027
Why do you think we had Lucia Record his Ravings in his cell? also having She-Hulk as Our lawyer for ''Other'' stuff is a good Idea.

Lucia Please begin looking into Constructing a Techno Organic life-support system that acts in a similiar way to tree's.

also I don't think it's a good idea to have our Station's Controlled completly by Robots

>>25398027
We already have Xavier, Strange, Stark, Namor, Spider-Man, the entire cast, crew, and audience of the Daily Show as witnesses.

>>25398014
>Latverian Mutant
Invite the young woman to the castle; the first Latverian-born mutant is interesting. We also need to see if she has any plans for the future, and talk with Magneto about having her develop her powers in the safety of the Mars colony.

>rune cloth
See if simple defensive wards can be woven in as well.
Lucia, contact textile firms in Bangladesh to produce our rune clothes once designs are finalized.

>>25398014
>Miss Emilija Baer, 19, and appears to have some degree of control over plants
This>
>>25397925
>Hmm, interesting. We will make it a point to personally visit this budding genetic anomaly and extend an offer of patronage. Schooling, employment, whatever they may require.

>>25398014
Let's send a few Stalkers out to keep tabs on the mutant. No combat unless the mutant initiates it, just report it's movements and try to discern intent.

>>25398014
Get the mutant to work on >>25398064
that life support plan, I think.

Why do you have a teaching degree then?

>>25398014
for the mettle works strength and reduce weight.

we should look into regeneration for both cloth and metal too take the dead pool data, and the pendent we got for our birthday too

>>25398014
>anything more complex you wished to do
Some hind of combination of heat detection spell and temperature spell so the cloths will be always comfy
>Emilija Baer
Lets send a Servo-Guard to her

>>25398097
Nah, have them disengage and retreat. A Latverian mutant is worth much more than a lowly Stalker.

>>25398091
>>25398088
>>25397925
I think it may be Important to note her age as she is far Older than most Mutant's when their Power activates and this may require Reasearch IF she is a Latravian citizen why wasn't she detected earlier?

>>25398097
It's not a bad guy. They're a latverian, so they'll probably love us

>>25398014

Miss Emilija Baer is free to do as she wishes, as any citizen of Latvia is. DOOM does not discriminate. DOOM will not make life choices for his subjects, only provide what is needed...

>>25398135
Again no Idicator's to tell us she Is a Latravian Citizen only that she is in Latravia.

>>25398130
Most are after accidents, so maybe she didn't have anything bad happen until then

or, more likely, we only just found out about it since we've never really checked

>>25398135
Ahh, I misread the post. I see. Then yes, let's invite them home and treat them to a feast. Tell them that they are the first mutant in Latveria, and maybe honor them. Make sure they feel completely welcome.

>>25398160
yes But all Latravian are Scanned for the X-gene at Birth [Free Healthcare Huzzah] so It's more than Likley she isn't a Latravian Citizen

>>25398107
regeneration for both cloth and metal
fuck yea healing space ships. and shirts that can never stretch out.

>>25398107
Self-repair is different from regeneration of cells. Not really seeing how Deadpool's genetic data is going to be of much use.

>>25398130
I don't think we have an established genetic screening program set up, and most mutants aren't 'outed' until after their powers are exposed, usually in violent conflict. As Latveria is a peaceful kingdom with no crime to speak of, such violent outbursts are unheard of.

>>25398230

I thought the whole idea behind the 'Cloning Deadpool' Project was to fill RICHARDS! lab with Deadpool Clones...

>>25398231
Exactly Screening for the X-gene would help have Mutants Cataloged and Preventative Measures enacted So Latveria would remain said peaceful citizen, Lucia Can you tell us More about this Mutant

It would seem Miss Walters has arrived
Susan is still talking with Richards, who seems to have calmed down dramatically

>>25398102
>>25398064
Of course, sir. I'll have the lab technicians work on it now. Their designs were more in the line of oxyger reclaiming chemicals, but they would need a large supply, which would have been an issue.

I've sent an envoy to Miss Baer. Did you wish to have her work on the life support?
She is a citizen of Latveria. I don't believe we currently have an X-gene scanning system at birth, though I could establish one if you wish

>>25398088
That would work well, sir. A light shielding could prevent small caliber rounds, if it's done correctiy
I'll make sure they are compensated well for their work, sir

>>25398102
I don't, but I've got a masters degree in biochemistry. The previous science teacher left, and one almost killed everyone with a bunsen burner, so my friend asked me to take over until they get a new teacher. My life isn't too interesting, so I'll probably just head back into character now, but good luck with teaching, if you decide to go for it! It is pretty fun, but I'm teaching primary school kids, not sure how surly teenagers would be

>>25398313
We can ask her if she's interested. We'll not force her into anything. Do we have any park areas in our home that we could greet her in? She seems to like nature, so let's surround her with it when we meet her.

>>25398313
Lucia, confirm that Ms. Baer was born in Latveria.
And if her powers only recently manifested, then she needs to be trained in her powers before she works on anything.
Inform Magneto that a Latverian Mutant has been discovered, and see if there is an experienced mutant among his people that also has plant-manipulation powers to act Baer's mentor.

Now, where is Prof. Xavier? With Ms. Walters having arrived, we will need that mind-scan ready to go.

>>25398313
Ahh so Miss Baer is one of Latveria's Rare Immigrant's very well Invite her to Castle do so we can offer her a position of the Staff working of the Life Support. fully paid of course

what are Richard and Susan Talking about?

>>25398361
>She seems to like nature
She's just a plant-manipulator; we haven't talked to her and there's been nothing to indicate that she likes nature over anything else.

>>25398379
Isn't there like an 8 year waiting peroid?

>>25398313
Have her brought in then

I didn't know there were smart people on 4chan. But you call me sir all the time so it's cool

>>25398431
It's not Unfeasiable that she Immigrated here and a personal Invitation from DOOM will get her fast tracked her.

>>25398361
>She seems to like nature,
Not necessarily. It wouldn't be the first time a mutant was born with powers they didn't want. If she's a plant manipulator who has lived in the city all her life and prefers the concrete jungle to the organic one, it would explain why she never noticed or exploited her powers before.

>>25398379
>so we can offer her a position of the Staff working of the Life Support
Offer her a position when we don't even know the extent of her powers, if she even has the appropriate skills, or if her powers are under complete control?

We need genetically engineered plants that maximize photosynthesis and carbon dioxide-fixing to most efficiently produce oxygen. Using unmodified strains is sub-optimal.
Especially in the face of requiring support systems for proper growth, to maintain optimum temperature and moisture levels.

>>25398473
Seriously, is English your second language?
Trying to parse your posts is always a chore, and at times downright annoying.

>>25398431
You have her enter the throne room
"Doctor Doom. I suppose you know why I'm here. I trust Reed's been treated well?"

>>25398362
Yes, sir. Latverian born. Not a Gypsy, lives in Doomswood. Relatively well to do family. Her father had given you over $50,000 in taxes, and a selection of chocolates
I'll have the envoy offer her the trip to the castle, and I'll inform you of her response

>>25398431
ahm fookin thick as shit, m8, when it's got nothing to do with chemistry

>>25398566
Apologies Doomquest is Usually started around 4am over here so I am often VERY tired by the time it starts.

Also no need to get personal about my crappy Grammar skills ;.;

>>25398600
''Richards is being treated well enough although I am beginning to question his mental state''

Hmm It's strange we didn't pick her up at an Earlier age then.

>>25398600
>She-Hulk
"Of course, Ms. Walters. Richards has been accorded all of the protections and amenities in accordance with international standards.
"DOOM hereby officially notifies the legal counsel of Reed Richards, Ms. Walters of New York City, that the restraining room, and all conversations therein as well as those within the premises, will be recorded as standard procedure. You may request privacy with your client as is your right."

>>25398673
I thought we stuck him in a glass bubble so he wouldn't escape

>>25398657
You stay up till 4am? That's pretty dedicated

>>25398657
Her powers just manifested and we don't really scan the nation for X-gene on a wide scale yet

>>25398731
I regularly Suffer from Insomnia Or Idiocy so there's that.

>>25398755
mutant Power's actually begin to present usually around Puberty so I thought we may have also Lucia I'm waiting for an answer on if we actually do scan for the X-gene at Birth.

>>25398789
>I thought we may have also Lucia I'm waiting for an answer on if we actually do scan for the X-gene at Birth.
>>25398313
>I don't believe we currently have an X-gene scanning system at birth, though I could establish one if you wish
She's a late bloomer, and as others have said, there's probably just nothing interesting that has happened in her life that triggered the powers.

>>25398789
>Lucia I'm waiting for an answer on if we actually do scan for the X-gene at Birth.
Already answered at >>25398313
>She is a citizen of Latveria. I don't believe we currently have an X-gene scanning system at birth

Dude, your tiredness is really starting to affect your ability to participate properly.

>>25398673
>>25398673
"Hmm, better than I thought. I assumed he'd be in some rat infested dungeon. Your, uh, assistant mentioned some evidence you wanted me to review?"

>>25398789
I was under the assumption that physical ones such as angel happened around puberty, and more innate ones occured after an incident of some sort. Someone correct me if I'm wrong though. That being said, she may have been keeping it secret

>>25398842
>I assumed he'd be in some rat infested dungeon
Please, I like to keep even those who have offended against me in decent living conditions.

>>25398842
Show her the footage, right up until the point that she shows up. Emphasize that we took steps to calm him down so that she wouldn't have to see his disturbed state in person, but inquire about any extraordinary stresses he's had in his life lately that may have compounded and led up to his psychotic breakdown.

>>25398842
What class of mutant is she? If we can figure that out, that is

>Shamelessly copied from wikipedia
OMEGA: Omega mutants are those with the highest level of power. They are the most powerful of the Alphas.
ALPHA: Alpha mutants have very powerful and useful mutant powers and no drawbacks such as changes in appearance. They are perhaps the most feared mutants.
BETA: Betas are as powerful as alphas but they have some physical changes as a drawback.
GAMMA: Gammas are also powerful mutants but they suffer from large physical changes. These changes make their lives very hard and make them very easy to tell they are a mutant.
DELTA: Delta mutants have low levels of power than Alphas. Like Alphas, they have no physical changes. Most Deltas do not even know they are mutants.
EPSILON: Epsilons have minor superhuman powers and major physical flaws. They are easily recognized just by looking at them.

>>25398313
Your life's far more interesting than mine, but I really wouldn't have thought someone like you would run a quest, even if it is pretty good

>>25398842
>evidence
"Yes. Security footage, both from when Richards fired upon Lucia here at the Latverian Shipyards, and his very vocal speeches while he was detained. Lucia, show Ms. Walters the videos."

>>25398842
>evidence you wanted me to review?
"Yes, its a video of him shooting my prime minister IN the Latverian space military"

>>25398842
> I was under the assumption that physical ones such as angel happened around puberty, and more innate ones occured after an incident of some sort. Someone correct me if I'm wrong though. That being said, she may have been keeping it secret.

No almost all Mutation's Present around Puberty which is exactly why they are often used as Metaphor's for Homosexuality and Such.

''What do you take me Ms.Walters for some 3rd World Dictator? Latveria is a first world Country and DOOM is just as respectable as your President''

>>25398898
>>25398876
>>25398877
"He...shot at your prime minister, and you have video footage of this? This is going to mean some long nights at the office. I'll need to run this by some techs, to see if it's been doctored, of course. Now, where's Susan? She said she'd be here"

>>25398889
She seems to have no major physical changes, though I haven't had a full examination, sir

Takes all sorts, I suppose

>>25398995
"Susan is currently with Richards. Come, we will show you to her."

Lead She-Hulk to where Richards and Susan are. If we're lucky, the very sight of DOOM and Lucia will drive Richards into another psychotic break.

Speaking of which, Professor X has not arrived yet?

>>25399050

This course of action is preferable.

>>25399050
yeah I'm going with this.

>>25399050
No, but he is in a wheelchair. Give him some time

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>>25399112
With this kind of muscles he should manage to get here quicly

>>25398995
"AND attemptee to compromisethe security systems protecting a UN-funded facility on Latverian property, the one constructing the fleet that will be defending Earth from the Skrulls. One is attempted assasination of a political official. The other is, I believe, international espionage, sabotage, and possibly a war crime depending on how the UN wants to handle it."

"We may need to invoke maritime law as well. I consider the asteroid-based facility to be latverian soil, like a colonial military base. But the rules for space travel are uncertain, as the UN has yet to catch up to Latverian technology, so they MAY consider the base to be analogous to a sovereign military vessel since it is marginally mobile. That means a charge of piracy as well, depending on UN decisions. I'm sorry to involve you in this legal nightmare, Ms Walters. But this is merely a taste of the frustrations Doom is vexed with daily. Consider yourself lucky you do not have to rule your own country. I would not wish this stress on anyone."

>>25399050
You escort her down to the prisons in the former dungeons
"You know, I met your cousin, once. He's a dentist. Ever heard of him?
Eventually, you get down to Richards' cell
Richards seems to have calmed down a lot, and is looking rather morose about the whole situation
"Doom! I..Don't remember anything. Can you give me a blood test? I think I was drugged, or something like that. I just remember being so angry, then I'm drawing a blank"

>>25399050
He's on his way, sir. It is still early, though he should be here any minute, as he requested a portal

Probably completely off topic right now, but have we been doing anything about non-conventional warfare? We have our fleet for fighting the skrulls, but what if they just hack our computers into uselessness?

>>25399224
Then we shout at Lucia to fix it, or go inside the computer tron style

I'm happy either way

>>25399214
>"Doom! I..Don't remember anything. Can you give me a blood test? I think I was drugged, or something like that. I just remember being so angry, then I'm drawing a blank"
Richards, who would set you against me with a poison?
You story sounds doubtful, but I will honor your request.
Would you like to view your verbal attacks on my person?

>>25399214
draw your blood? do you think I am a barbarian ?

your past few days are being recorded by time machine, and scans the entire time.

(get some silent bots on the time platform to do this please. )

>>25399224
This is a good point, I suggest we start training hackers to use as both defensive and offensive pieces. Maybe make a few bots that would help with system infiltration, but then we risk those being hacked... I say humans are the way to go here.

>>25399267
Drawing blood does not make us appear to be a barbarian. His request for a blood test has been documented, why not comply?

>>25399214
>Richards trying to pull the temporary insanity plea
"Very well, Richards. Professor Xavier is on his way currently, and shall be requested to scan your mind for alien influence.
"If his legal counsel does not object?"

>>25399286
Does mind reading hold up in court?

>>25399214
Comply but also do as >>25399245 says with Timebot's.

>>25399224
Good point we should probably begin creating Defenses and Offensive measures to deal with Skrull Ships and Hacking attempts.

>>25399308
In latvarian court? Yes

>>25399214
>Blood test
Didn't we already passively scan him for drugs and alcohol? I suppose he could have been hit with a spell or curse, but I assumed that it would have been dispelled by our wards and he would have reverted to normal long before Sue arrived had that been the case.

>>25399224
The doombots crewing the ships are capable of operatin without network connections. If security is compromised they can operate independently to fire weapons manually. Plus the shock of teleportation based boarding actions, and the fact that they are expecting an early-industrial planet bound by chemical rockets. They aren't prepared for space-based opposition, energy weapons, forcefield-shielded battlestations, etc. plus the various magical and super-science technologies we'll be bringing to bear, they'll be blind-sided. Our entire defensive scheme is 'unconventional'. Especially since for the first and only time, ever, their forces must traverse a bottleneck in space. We need only defend a single point.

>>25399317
also have the timebot's do what we did when we crashed the Illuminati meeting [so as to remain Undetected]

>>25399284
Could we use the time machine to send a message to our prime minister to acquire a blood sample (non-invasively) from Richards shortly after he was subdued? With his consent of course.

>>25399245
"Verbal...Sure, I probably should"
I'll carry out the blood test if you wish, sir. I'm currently looking over one slight discrepancy, though.

>>25399286
"Uh, no. Xavier can have a look. As long as you think he'll be impartial enough, of course. Wait, are you going to be the judge? I have no idea what Latveria's legal system is like. I'm assuming you pass sentence personally from a huge throne or something"

>>25399267
His eyes widen slightly, but says
"Uh, yeah. Sure. My lab's sealed against doombots, though. I'm sure you can guess why"

>>25399473
>Discrepancy
Explain further

>>25399468
Lucia's the prime minister. We could probably do that pretty easily

>>25399473
Don't be a fool Richards these Crimes endanger the Whole earth, No I'm going to have the United Nation's be the Judge.

>>25399214
>Dentist cousin
Is that a Bob Doom reference?

>>25399473
>I'm currently looking over one slight discrepancy, though.
And what would the discrepancy be, Lucia?

>Wait, are you going to be the judge?
"Actually, DOOM considered bringing this matter before the UN Security Council and the International Criminal Court, what with the Latverian Shipyards currently constructing UN spaceships."

>>25399473
>Wait, are you going to be the judge? I have no idea what Latveria's legal system is like. I'm assuming you pass sentence personally from a huge throne or something
Despite my many considered "Evil" acts of the past, Latveria isn't run like that.
And I was considering the United Nations to be the judge of this case, if we have need for a case at all.

>>25399473
>Discrepancy
Explain?

>"Uh, yeah. Sure. My lab's sealed against doombots, though. I'm sure you can guess why"

''Richard's Once again you underestimate my capabilities''

>>25399473
Uhh, Lucia, Please redecorate the courtroom

>>25399572
>''Richard's Once again you underestimate my capabilities''
I prefer sending info to lucia back in time to get richard blood sample after he was stuned

>>25399627
Nah surveillance Footage would be much more Interesting and Amusing.

>>25399521
Susan gave Richards some small cookies shortly after meeting him. Whilst it may simply be paranoia, the history of sneaking useful materials into prison via baked goods is fairly well documented

>>25399572
"Even so, it'll be tricky. That and I don't really want to give you any passwords. I'm sure someone impartial could investigate"

>>25399544
>>25399521
"If there does have to be a case, it'd most likely be best to have it done in America. I know you don't really like America, but it would save time. They'll probably try and extradite him anyway, and I doubt many people would accept the impartiality of a country the defendant is in charge of"

>>25399473
>"Wait, are you going to be the judge?"
No Richards. If I we to issue a fair and just sentence in this case the world would write it off as a result of our long standing...disagreements clouding my judgement. And though politically expedient, commuting your punishment to a mere slap on the wrist after you broke into a highly secure military installation and attempted the assault of my prime minister with a deadly weapon? No, Doom will not tarnish himself or his country by ignoring this. You will be evaluated for a mental, physical or external cause of this irrational behavior and if necessary receive treatment and serve community service time in Latveria, but the meat of the matter will be passed to the UN and International Criminal Court.

Do not embarrass your wife and daughter further, Richards.

>>25399694
Isn't Richards in a sealed cell to prevent him worming his way to freedom? How did she pass him the cookies and if any are left we may wish to test for the presence of antipsychotic drugs and the like.

>>25399694
''Susan I noticed you Gave Richards some Cookies when you arrived, now this may just be Paranoia talking but could I prehaps have one to analyse?''

''Very well Richards who would you have [Have timebot's do what I mentioned anyway]

>>25399748
Sealed cell, but obviously she needed to get in to talk to him

I like how we just happened to have a cell for him though

>>25399694
>cookies
We should have to be more vigilant in the future.
Continue the toxicological screening of Richards' blood.

>impartial
"Very well. Perhaps Dr. Strange, Professor Xavier, or Black Bolt would be an acceptable neutral investigator?"

>trial in the US
"The United States also has a vested interest in Richards winning the case. Can you vouch for their impartiality in this case?"

>>25399814
Huh, sorry, I assumed that she was talking to him through a divider of some sort. I mean, we have listening devises and speakers in his cell, and the walls are transparent, so why actually put her in direct contact with him instead of making her stand outside (which would degrade Richards just a bit more)?

>>25399778
Roll above an 8 on a d20 please

>>25399829
"I think almost everywhere has a vested interest in him winning. Obviously if he did attack your prime minister, that may complicate matters, but I think most people would rather see him free, Doom."

Xavier has arrived, sir. He's waiting in the throne room. I can have him brought down if you wish
>>25399876
If the cell had a divider, it wouldn't be airtight and he could escape by flattening himself out and going through it. Therefore everyone has to go in with him. Sorry, I should have been more clear

>>25399694
I will allow a conditional extradition of Richards, but you are correct that I distrust America's legal system in this matter. Better, if less expedient, that this matter be settled by an international body given the nature and location of his crime, don't you agree?

Rolled 15

>>25399930
ORA

Rolled 17

>>25399930
>I think almost everywhere has a vested interest in him winning.
In which case, it would be mine, and your job, to find a place where no one has a vested interested in either side, wouldn't you agree?

>>25399947
Thank you Based Anon

>>25399930
>>25399935
Go with the Hague rather, it might not be quite neutral, but better than the US.

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>>25399947
Eat it Richard

I find it kind of strange that we're the same height as she hulk. I thought she'd be bigger

Rolled 18

>>25399930
Roll for cookie analysis.

>vested interest
"There IS China. But what people want to see happen, and what is right, are not necessarily the same in this instance."

>Prof. X
Yes, have the Professor escorted down here.

>>25399998
if he eats it we won't have any evidence

>>25399930
>"I think almost everywhere has a vested interest in him winning. Obviously if he did attack your prime minister, that may complicate matters, but I think most people would rather see him free, Doom."
I'd honestly prefer not to have a trial, and to have Richards not impede my Nation's progress and growth.
However, after multiple attempts to do this, it does not seem to be working.

>>25399930
Sorry, I misspoke when I said "divider." What I meant was something more along the lines of an observation room outside his cell. So the cell would remain entirely self contained and sealed, but visitors could still interact more or less face to face with him. Sorry that I was unclear, I'm just very surprised that we let Sue get in physical proximity to Richards instead of keeping him isolated. We should fix that flaw in the future.

>>25400016
Nah, the stomach needs at least few hours to completely digest food with exception for clean water

>>25399947
Susan looks slightly worried, though Richards looks slightly smug for a moment, before turning away
She pulls a ziplock bag from her purse, and opens it. They certainly smell fresh
You notice she seems to be reaching for a very specific cookie.

>>25400002
"China? I hadn't considered that. I'll look into it more. As you said, I'll also see if an international tribunal would be possible. I hate to say it, but you do have a strong case so far. I think I'll head off then.
It is kind of strange how you have a prison specifically for him, though"

>>25400040
I apologise, sir. It was my fault. I had him under supervision, and assumed that would be enough

>>25400137
''again this may be Paranoia talking but not the one Richards may or may not have tampered with.''

>>25400137
>You notice she seems to be reaching for a very specific cookie.
May I have multiple samples Susan?
Caution has aided us all before, and if there is truly nothing wrong with them I'm sure you wouldn't mind complying.

Good luck with your investigations Jennifer.

>>25400137
>You notice she seems to be reaching for a very specific cookie.
No, I think we'll take one of the others, AND that one.
The one she's reaching for is probably a decoy and is perfectly normal.

>It is kind of strange how you have a prison specifically for him, though
"A normal detainment cell would not hold him. Richards' repeated attacks on DOOM's person over the years has required certain preparations."

>>25400137
I can just imagine his shitty grin now

>>25400002
Either The Hague, or the mutant colony on Mars. These are the only places that we can be even remotely assured of a fair decision. Richards' wealth assures him a Victory in America, and most other places on Earth. The only places where this influence is moot are Latveria, and some countries we trust even less than America. Brazil, China, etc.

>>25400137
We insist on picking a cookie out selves.

(Subtly network our suit with Castle sensors to perform a spectro-analysis on the cookies to view the composition of the cookies and see if any are different than the others)

(also, send a medical bot into the past in ghost mode to scan Richards at the time of sabotage and ranting)

>>25400137
>She pulls a ziplock bag from her purse
Can we examine the bag?

>>25400198
actually this, it makes us look less vindictive and petty [yeah I know but why should we give it away?]

>>25400137
>You notice she seems to be reaching for a very specific cookie.
Really Susan? You know that hiding an evidence IS a crime. All we need is a small sample of each only.
Do we took Richards blood sample?

It is kind of strange how you have a prison specifically for him, though"
"This is just an old thing from the past, Doom keep it just in special case of emergency such as this one "

Is Xardies here?

>>25400137
So she's reaching for a single specific cookie. It was early morning when we called, who brings cookies for morning? and when did she have time to bake?

This is either to implicate or clear RICHARDS of the charges.

I think she found out about the abuse and is trying to get Reed locked up. Or killed. Depends on how severe its been.

>>25400137
I don't see why he's so smug. Even if he has nothing in his system, that proves he was acting of his own free will. Unless Susan is actually slipping him drugs to frame us...

>>25400256
Shall we suggest that Valeria and Laura might like a few cookies themselves? I suspect Richards hasn't gone evil enough to lace the cookies with trigger scent, but you never know.

>>25400282
oh OH nice Catch Victor.

''Susan what were you doing Cooking Cookies at X in the Morning?''

>>25400302
also this.

>>25400282
>I think she found out about the abuse...
That would be amusing.

>>25400198
>>25400177
Roll above a 10 on a d20
or a 2 on a d2, I suppose

>>25400227
I'll try and get the spectrometers online, sir

Xavier's making his way down, sir. Unfortunately, spiral staircases aren't particularly wheelchair friendly

Rolled 8

>>25400325
LETS DO THIS

Rolled 10

>>25400325

Rolled 16

>>25400325

Rolled 3

>>25400325

Rolled 15

>>25400339
>>25400348
>>25400363
Dice god's are not pleased I see.

>>25400339
you had one job anon,
Well we can ask her this >>25400315

>>25400137
DOOM reminds Miss Walters that as of the last two months Reed Richards has in no small way attacked or sabotaged my holdings, ignoring prior incidents within which DOOM felt it was necessary to contain his enemies. This cage is also suitable for the Human Torch, off the top of DOOM's head. DOOM has been contemplating a way to imprison the Hulk or even Juggernaut, but DOOM is still on the drawing board in that regard. .... Don't look at DOOM that way. DOOM prepares for every contingency, it's just how DOOM is.

>>25400339
well we did get the other one I suppose

>>25400325
Dammit Lucia, portal Xavier down if it is faster.

How are we doing in ghosting a medica bot in the past? Or can we get one of the magi-bots to combine scrying in the past with a medical scan?

Rolled 2

>>25400325

>>25400339
She looks on the verge of tearsfor a moment, then says
"I..don't think that'll be necessary."
She hands you a small bottle of red liquid, and goes outside to sit down

succeeding would have been even better, in case anyone thinks this wasn't a real failure

Rolled 14

>>25400461
Richards, I'd prefer to not run tests on this.
Why don't you just tell me yourself, what this is, and what has happened?

Rolled 4

>>25400461
Look at Richards Sternly ''Really Richards? your WIFE!?''

>>25400461
>small bottle of red liquid
TO THE LABMOBILE! Lets analyse shit out of it.
would rolling 10 make Richard flip his shit?

>>25400461
"Really, Richards? Shall I run tests on this, or will you explain yourself now?"

>>25400498
I can just imagine if Laura walked past

"hey guys whats going on oh god trigger scent killkillkill"

>>25400461
Lucia, bring in a time bot so it can be given a same sample of this fluid and a recording of what happened here. Then isolate it from the network and have it go into temporal lockdown/stasis to make it indestructible by any means, we're not losing any evidence at this point.

What are our suit and castle initial sensors reading?

>>25400517
This. And run the tests anyway.

>>25400498
"I think you should run tests on it. I'm not going to talk to you"

>>25400461
Xavier finally makes his way downstairs
"Am I interupting something?"

>>25400562
Yes, sir. I'll call one down

Initial readings indicate a synthetic organic compound. It appears to follow a similar structure to a hormone

>>25398313
The shielding is a good start. If Doom is going to have soldiers and personal in outer space, Doom should research clothing to keep his people in the harsh weathers and protect them from cosmic radiations. Once Doom has the fabric, he shall contact miss Pym; not every American hero is capable of surviving in space, and while the magnanimus DOOM has invested time and resources in crafting mighty armors for his worthy allies, he doubts Tony Stark has taken his in consideration. Where this so called heroes shall flater, Doom will provide the tools to allow every worthy fighter for the incoming war. Also, Miss Pym's experience and miss Kinney skills should be usefull for the crafting of a suit that synthesize the modern fashions and the traditionals styles from the atleantean culture, in order to create an outfit worthy of a king and more, one allied with the ruler of Latveria.
Regarding Bangaldesh... hold the call. Textile Industry moves around 400 billions a year, and is a basic need fo every human. Once Doom has created the basis fo Mage-Cloth, he should contact miss Kinney, whose passion for the subject and her new education in the arcane could prove a perfect match. Then, if she demostrates interest in the subject, Doom should contact Magneto, and inform him of a new industry we would like to bring in the colonies... one who could sustain big part of its population and satisfy a real necessity, while it helps the war effort and the Latverian National Treasure.

>>25400606
>"Am I interupting something?"
No, you're right on time.
It seems Richards has been up to something that would damage mine, and my nation's property.

>Initial readings indicate a synthetic organic compound. It appears to follow a similar structure to a hormone
Remember to Quarantine it while researching it.
I want that thing buried.

>>25400522
We should talk to laura. We haven't done for ages

>>25400606
>Xavier
"Not really. You may want to start with why Richards appears to be familiar with this compound."

>red bottle
Have a sample analyzed.

Rolled 10

>>25400606
''Very well then Richards But really your WIFE?!''

''Not at all Charles please come in, Richards here was Caught trying to break into the Latverian Shipyard and claims to have no memory and we decided that you as a 3rd party should read his mind and confirm it or not.''

continue scanning Lucia this should be interesting and also Quarantine it.

>>25400606
>"I think you should run tests on it.
"You don't need to make it any more difficult for your self"
Lets set up an lab in air-proof contaminant to see what is it
I'm not going to talk to you"
Look at Xavier "That wouldn't be necessary anyway"

>Xavier
"Doom believe the situation have explained to you?"

>>25400398
Or Sandman, HydroMan, any truly amorphous super.

>>25400638
>>25400681
>>25400686

Make sure anything Xavier reads is notarized and submittable to court.

>>25400606
Lucia, give me the spectro-analysis of the cookies anyways, to confirm consistency and we are not being double-bluffed.

>>25400638
>>25400712

Lucia, prep a small sample to be the focus of a scrying spell, so we can see the origins of this chemical compound.

>>25400461
I think we should call Miss Walters back, get her and Susan in a conference room and have a candid conversation about all this. Either Sue is covering for her husband (was she pressured into this?) or she is complicit in yet anger crime against the state. She needs her lawyer and we need the records of any proceedings to be firmly sealed.

>>25400775
We can use Susan's freedom as a bargaining chip. And if we throw them both in prison for a while we might get custody of the kids. Which would be hilarious.

Rolled 10

>>25400747
>>25400775
Gonna support these as I think they will add to our cae against Richards.

>>25400821
No we only want to destroy Richards but points for awsome thinking.

>>25400821
>ight get custody of the kids
if you have forgotten She still have brother

We should really prepare a speech about how supers are not above the law.

>>25400840
We could probably catch him on film selling cocaine or something.

>>25400821
Actually (and I admit I'm against putting Sue in prison right after appointing her director/co-director of S.W.O.R.D.) I think we should let custody revert to Johnny and Ben if only to keep them busy.

>>25400775
I think we can push for a settlement here. Offer to delay a time consuming trial until after the Skrull invasion. Until the meantime, Reeds remains in a temporal stasis cell and Tony Stark and Hank Pym takes custody of Richard's scientific assets to our cause of defending the earth. Also, implore Susan that she has a duty to mankind as a whole to better the world with her capabilities and assets.

>>25400858
Johnny is Cool.
Most of the FF are, apart from RICHARDS.
We're hooking up Johnny with a skrull, fixing Ben, and getting Namor laid remember? We can't ruin any of them apart from RICHARDS.

>>25400840
True, but doesn't stop us from threatening it. Or bribing a family law judge.

>>25400907
>Why shouldn't he get custody of the kids?
>He's tried to kill us numerous times, is our worst enemy, is a villain, lives in what will soon be a skrull warzone

>Custody granted to the Golem and the Fire Elemental

>>25400821
>>25400864
>>25400888
No guys, this is a bad idea. We need to have Sue on our side during the invasion. Also, the more time we spend in court, the less time we have preparing for the invasion. Settle on putting Reeds in a stasis cell until after the invasion and focus on more important things,

>>25400686
Richards doesn't respond. He goes and sits facing away from you, in the corner
>>25400638
"Serious allegations, Victor, and not something many would believe from Reed. I'll do as you ask, of course, but even so, I doubt people will take the word of a mutant."
He starts to read his mind
"I don't seem to find anything along the lines of what you mentioned in the past few hours. Reed, have you taken anything?"
"Maybe. I don't remember."

>>25400747
Pen at the ready, sir.
Of course, sir. Results should be in in a moment

>>25400772
Yes, sir. I'll get a doombot to fetch your equipment

>>25400961
Thank you for the time Xavier.
I owe you a favor.

>>25400961
MOTHERFUCKERS
Take them back in time.
No way is DOOM getting defeated by a lying cripple and RICHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARDDDDDDDDDSS

>>25400995
Maybe Xavier isn't lying, and the stuff erases your memories. Since we can read minds too, I think

Or it's agression chemical so he could be set free

>>25400961
>nothing in the mind-scan
Of course. Richards took something that made him go berserk. Or more likely, he'll say that he has a pre-existing condition and that the stuff in the red bottle is to counteract it.

>>25400995
Come on, use your brain. That's not what's going on. You're getting played for a fool here, and it's embarrassing.

Rolled 8

>>25400995
He Ingested a Cookie with an Unknown Hormone in it, Likely it has affected his Memory or Concious state somehow THIS IS WHY WE NEED TO TIMEBOT HIS LAST 24 HOURS GUYS!

>>25400940
We could argue that Johnny is an unfit role model due to the hard party lifestyle. We could argue that it is better for the children to be together, and we don't want to interrupt Valeria's education...

Plus they've both called us "Uncle Doom" and we can use our newfound public image to our advantage when Ben challenges custody.

>>25400907
>bribe a judge
Yeah, that would guarantee an immediate appeal, look suspicious as hell and end up distracting everyone from the real work we are doing protecting humanity and building it's future. Why would we want to act like a petty but powerful dictator when we are the savior of Earth and, let's be honest, significantly more powerful legally, politically, millitarily, magically and technologically than acting like a rich and well connected jerk with a powerful grudge will ever make us look?

>>25400961
>"I don't seem to find anything along the lines of what you mentioned in the past few hours. Reed, have you taken anything?"
>"Maybe. I don't remember."
Well there is possibility that he uses one of the Puppet Master chemicals BUT Doom can play this game too. Lets send Doombot in time machine on viewing setting and lets record everything before the he attract Lucia back to when he startet tinkering with our teleportation system

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Fuck all this Richards shit.
Lets just let him out.
He's damaged his own family life enough.

>>25400961
"Xavier, does Richards have any knowledge of what is in this red bottle?"

>>25400961
So, Sue helped him wipe his short term memory. Brilliant. Verify our time machine has not been tampered with and take Xavior back to when Reed had just been brought in, was still unconscious, and have him look into Richard's mind then. Since Richard's already gave consent it should not be a problem.

>>25401074
We can't be soft.
Why not grant him bail for a small sum, like $3,000,000, and call him back AFTER we destroy the Skrulls.

>>25401077
This. When Xavier says "no" we go with him and confront Susan.

>>25400961
WAIT we still haven look in to the Reed invisibility machine, maybe there will be some clues. Also is She-hulk still here?

Since we have a DNA sample of RICHARDS! could we test the chemical on it? Or try it on Deadpools clone....

Fuck it. Offer the terms of settlement I stated before, if they refuse, threaten to publicly broadcast all video evidence of Reed's behavior in our castle along with video analysis proof that the vidoes are not tampered with.

But also conduct the timebot ghosting and scrying spell as well.

>>25401157
We could clone him then figure out how to take his powers.

>>25400961
Get She-Hulk back now. Tell her we need to have a discussion with her and the other Richard's. Now.

>>25401157
>>25401173
Despicable. This is not how Doom acts.

Lucia, prep Deadpool to make a Reed Richards/Deadpool animated or sock puppet Christmas special.

>>25401097
No, I don't think the stuff in the red bottle wiped his memories.
I think it's a counteracting agent to whatever Richards took before he used the portals to attack the shipyards.
That way, he can legally say that he was under the influence of an experimental drug (probably his Alzheimer's cure), and so can't be held responsible for his actions while under its effects.
Susan feeding him the cookie with the antidote restores him to normal, and he has no memories of what happened.

>>25401196
Agreed. This has officially gone too far. Also, should we hire Matt Murdock (put him on retainer, whatever) in case this ends up in U.S. court?

>>25401160
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO we want him in court with the Evidence we can and will compile we are not settling this out of court as it will do fuck all we want to crush him Mentally.

>>25401199
She's already here. She never left.
And what are you going to discuss? Actually plan things out before posting.

>>25401224
>>25401160
No, we are not going for a settlement. That's even worse.
We are going to stop Richards' continued sabotaging of our defense plans now.

>>25401223
Then what the fuck was in the red bottle?
Berserker scent? Blood? Nanomachines?

>>25401077
"It wouldn't seem so. In fact, he doesn't even remember what you just said. Strange indeed."
>>25401046
Reports from the Time bot indicate that the chemical was received from Hank Pym, Pym doesn't know what Richards was intending to use it for

Richards then gave this to Susan, telling her that if he was captured, get this to him somehow. He didn't tell her his plan, either

It is difficult to say what happens next, as Richards' lab is impregnable for reasons I am investigating. What can be ascertained is that he used some kind of portal to get to the shipyard, as he was there almost instantly, as well as the mishap with Grimm

The blood test does indicate a toxin that would make a person act violently. I'm currently replicating it to see if one could act independantly under it's influence

The hormone does indeed cause short term memory loss

That'll have to be it again. I'm sorry I can only really do these in 4 hour intervals, I'll try a longer one over the weekends. I'll be back saturday. Next week should have more than this week, sorry I can only do 3. Anyway Have a nice day, and I hope you're still enjoying the quest. I have to head off quickly, could someone archive this thread?

>>25401227
For fuck's sake, pull yourself together.
You sound like a whiny teenage fuck. No one is going to consider your opinions to be valid if you sound like that.

>>25401281
>"It wouldn't seem so. In fact, he doesn't even remember what you just said. Strange indeed."
What DOES he remember?

>>25401243
She was about to leave. She's probably still in the castle at least. It's a big place

>>25401227
Agreed with your other post. Your current "crush him Mentally.) argument is persuasive, but at this point I think Richards is becoming an irrelevant distraction unworthy of our time. If by tying him up in legal labyrinths and publicly shaming him for the entire course of a year long trial we happen to grind his spirit to dust and break him in every sense of the word? We, I'm sure we'll have recorded every moment so that we might enjoy watching the spectacle at our leisure. With popcorn.

>>25401227
The settlement is just putting Reed in statis, delaying the trial until after the fucking invasion and Stark and Pym get's Reeds stuff for the invasion. We need to prioritize here. When Reed wakes up from stasis he will wake up to a world that hero worships Doom and is ready to condemn Richards for attempting to sabotage mankind's defense efforts.

>>25401263
>>25401224 here. I voted against the settlement idea, thank you very much.

>>25401286
Right because we don't want to crush Richard's spirit and Reputation in a court of Law where we have a metric ton of Evidence.

Also what the fuck about my response sounds whiny?

>>25401309
I don't think you know what a settlment actuall is if you think putting it off until after the Skrull Invasion.

>>25401332
Whatever you were quoting has been deleted, and I thought that you were agreeing with >>25401160
that things had dragged on too much.
My apologies.

>>25401373
My god my spelling is getting atrocious.

>>25401373
>Also what the fuck about my response sounds whiny?
>>25401227
>NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
That and the run-on sentence that's composed of at least 3 sentences mashed into one.

>>25401373
Ok, I concede that I used the term wrong and that I just want Reed neutralized and push the court date until after the invasion.

>>25401309
A settlement, in legal context, is to settle the case without it going to trial. Both sides agree to drop their grievances and go their separate ways.
It's not putting the trial on hold until later, it means that whatever was in dispute is settled without involving the court or a judge, and legally the matter can't be brought up again in a court of law.

Delaying the trial by detaining a person isn't legal, either.

>>25401414
>NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
What so placing emphasis on One word by reiterating it Over and over again is whiny really?

>and the run-on sentence that's composed of at least 3 sentences mashed into one.
My Bad my Grammer is some kind of Atrocious Abomination from beyond the stars.

>>25401440
Agreed the Court can wait for now BUT we will have that Courtcase.

>>25401281
>"It wouldn't seem so. In fact, he doesn't even remember what you just said. Strange indeed."
>The hormone does indeed cause short term memory loss
Correct me if Im wrong but dose this count as destruction of evidence or something like that? Either way this pretty much nail him as the culprits

>>25401470
Prehap's but someone's memory as Evidence can't exactly constitute as evidence beyond a Statment or Testimony.

>>25401281
Good thread today, I liked the intrigue

>>25401468
>What so placing emphasis on One word by reiterating it Over and over again is whiny really?
Like that? Doing so excessively? Yes, yes it is.
It is exactly what a whiny child does.

>>25401518
well we can Blather on about it for all eternity arguing about it but you know what children also do? they also seem to think that they way they see things is the way they are.

Thanks for the Thread Op I'll try and be around Saturday night

Has someone archived this one?
And I have to say that OP's one of the nicest people I've met on this website

>>25401566
>they also seem to think that they way they see things is the way they are.
So? That has nothing to do with the conversation. Which is that your posts are consistently full of grammatical and spelling errors, and at times come across as childish. The first two points are objective, and the third is about how your argument is perceived by others who judge it.

>>25401629
Yeah
Stop it op. I've not my daily servings of being called a faggot

>>25401629
Yeah, done