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- What was he doing? What was the tactical purpose of--not running away, but certainly running and moving in an away-like direction? Heading to more advantageous terrain, obviously. For the first time in a very long while, there was this slight possibility that Hale wouldn't have overwhelming odds in a head-on fight. So he'd have to exercise that sneakiness muscle a bit. Moriarty was all about calculating. What's the one place he'd calculate Hale wouldn't go?
- The fanciest, most intellectual-looking building in sight. Desperate times called for desperate measures.
- Hale shoulder-checked the front walls down. Metal and glass tore apart and shattered. There were a few people in the main lobby, staff and some well-dressed guests, but the bomb blast of Hale's entrance was enough to send them running. Good. Get the small fries out of the way.
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- "For an uncultured thug, I must applaud your taste in stagecraft. Really, the Kanagawa Arts Theatre? You know how to pick them."
- "Wha... huh?"
- The curtain fell apart. The set itself was collapsing. Before them was a stage, actors dressed in outrageous makeup and luxurious costuming, and beyond even that, an entire audience, a packed theater. This was a kabuki drama already in progress, and the two of them had walked right into the middle of it.
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