[ Whenever Sharon wanders down into the kitchen, she'll find a neat little present sitting on the table, meticulously wrapped in kraft paper and red ribbon. The name tag clearly shows her as the recipient and judging from the penmanship, there's little doubt who it's from.
After she opens it, she'll find a set of three computer mice nestled amongst the tissue paper, along with a postcard sized piece of ivory cardstock. On it is a short note and instructions on how to use the re-appropriated electronics. ]
Sharon–these don't bounce too well, but they're great for throwing. There are two modes on each: explosive and a laser flare. Flip the power switch on, two clicks for a light show, three to prime it to detonate. You'll have a 4.25 second delay before either one goes off, if airborne. They're both set for a 1.5s delay if they impact something. Effective radius is about 16ft. If you used one as a flare and can retrieve it, there should be enough juice to reuse it as a grenade.
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After she opens it, she'll find a set of three computer mice nestled amongst the tissue paper, along with a postcard sized piece of ivory cardstock. On it is a short note and instructions on how to use the re-appropriated electronics. ]
Sharon–these don't bounce too well, but they're great for throwing. There are two modes on each: explosive and a laser flare. Flip the power switch on, two clicks for a light show, three to prime it to detonate. You'll have a 4.25 second delay before either one goes off, if airborne. They're both set for a 1.5s delay if they impact something. Effective radius is about 16ft. If you used one as a flare and can retrieve it, there should be enough juice to reuse it as a grenade.
You know where to find me for questions.
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