3005

"She's declared open rebellion against Direhart, trying to carve out her own little niche from his vast empire."
"She actually thinks she stands a chance?"
"It doesn't matter if she stands a chance. Millions of lives in this sector alone were and still are endangered by her brashness. You know him better than we all do, Jules. Has Crimelord Direhart ever been one to carry regard for rebelllion
You frown, remembering your last encounter with him. "Well... In the future, maybe. I think he has the potential to be better... maybe."
There was a bit of a glint of confusion strangely visible through the robot's emoteless mask.
"We defeated him here. He goes back to my timeline, sets off a bomb, comes down to Earth, and then that prompts me to come here." You purposefully let out the fact that you had an encounter with him.
That explanation seemed good enough for the robot. Hopefully it made enough sense for you, too.
VERIDIS QUO.
The letters fluttered about the screen, before disappearing into mist. They then reappeared from the bottom, cycling the animation.
(scene in the club with Crimelord Antarctica Moon)
(Antarctica Moon is murdered by Crimelord Direhart)
==Trivia==
*In case you still don't get what happened here:
**Jules travels to another timeline, home of the Nameless Swordsman.
*Parts of this episode were heavily inspired by the following films:
**Tron: Legacy
***Especially the Club Fight scene!
**Pacific Rim
*Songs that helped write this episode, aka, my personal cyberpunk playlist:
**Grimes - 4AEM
**Daft Punk - Derezzed
**Hydrogen - MOON
**Justice - Stress
**Daft Punk - Robot Rock
**Grimes - Kill V. Maim
**Childish Gambino - 3005 (duh)
**Grimes - We Appreciate Power
**Death Grips - I've Seen Footage
**Buckethead - Jordan
**Nitro Fun - Final Boss
**Daft Punk - Veridis Quo
*Crimelord Antarctica Moon was created for her sole appearance in this episode.
*The club's name, "Veridis Quo", is a nod to Daft Punk.
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