New Angeles

Leo listened, his expression impassive. That she seemed unaffected by the personal danger she'd been in was unsurprising to him. He'd seen all sorts, when faced with their mortality, after all. And the reaction certainly fit Ms. Mills. Another shrug, a tilt of the head. "I prefer precision work. Les...

I was going to say, when you submitted Leo, I thought he was a far direction from what I've typically seen you play. I could see the Deckard similarity there. Were there some challenges when it came to playing someone who did dirty work, had a dark past, and was rather cynical? I think I've had mys...

Leo was quiet for a moment, then shrugged. "Like you said, not our problem. We retrieved Nadia." Well, that was it. He might wish the clones the best of luck, but they would likely be retrieved, and brought back to their corporate holdings. Maybe worse. Leo frowned suddenly, his gaze flickering to N...

So, unfortunately, I wasn't quite as involved in this game as I like to be! Which is too bad, as it was an incredible game. As such, Leo might not be as developed as I sometimes like. My inspirations for Leo were supposed to be various hitmen, like Martin Blank from "Grosse Point Blank". Unconscious...

Sorry, we never did get that scene! That was my bad. Stupid work...

You talk a bit about your process. What did you find challenging about that, and what did you feel really worked?

Oh, Di.

How did you get the character idea, and what bits went into her?

Are there things you wanted to do, but didn't get a chance to?

What was your favorite Di moment?

Wow. I think this game may have had the best events of any game I've seen! Did you have any favorite events? Any that worked especially well? Which do you think could use some tweaking for the future? There was a lot going on! Alas, I got hit with some work stuff. I expect there are some plotlines t...

Leo paused a moment before answering. "That sort of things happen." He said, his deep voice bland. His eyes flickered over to Nadia, ever so briefly, judging her reaction.

After a moment, he cleared his throat. "Were any other clones found?" He asked, again, as neutrally as possible.

Leo shifted uncomfortably for a moment, his neutral expression almost turning into something. But not quite. "Glad I could help." He said. After a few moments, he cleared his throat. "Did Slee manage to catch the perpetrators? Recovering Nadia was my priority. If we'd been back on Earth, perhaps I w...

Leo was actually freshly showered and shaved, and his suit was a bit less wrinkled than he usually wore them. Still, there were a few allowances made. A loose collar. The jacket open in front. The little things that were less from lack of caring, and more because of the realities of the job he did. ...

Despite really now knowing what he was doing, Leo submitted a plan. And it was actually pretty good plan. Except for one thing. What even was health care? How did people pay for it? All Leo knew is that when he was all shot up, someone would be assigned to patch him up. If his injuries were extreme,...

Expression bland, Leo raised his hand, pointing. "They just left. You can catch them if you hurry." Looking at Nadia and the others, he shrugged. "Seemed like the right move." It was enough of an explanation. He looked more directly at Jane and Lina. "So... thanks." He said. "Let me know if I can he...

Leo's eyes narrowed. "Club wasn't making enough? Needed to branch into kidnapping? Di stuck her neck out for you. Don't think she'd be into this." Actually, he wasn't positive, but the socialite seemed like she was nice, anyway.

He grimaced at Nadia, then shrugged.

get here

Leo frowned, first at Nadia, then at the two... unkind people. Assholes. Whatever they were. She was right, of course. The question was, how much of his concern was that? He was pretty sure they'd never try to mess with Nadia again, or possibly anything related to Weyland... Closing his eyes, he sho...

Leo nodded. "Go ahead, Nadia." His chromed and gloved hand came out to steady her just a bit.

He, too, kept an eye on the two, ready for trouble.

In response, Leo looked at Nadia. It was probably the first time the clone had ever held someone's life in her hands.

Leo waited.

Leo smiled at that. "You too, kid." He said.

His smile turned into a frown as he leaned closer. "Did you tell them anything?" It was a whisper, just between the two of them.

Keeping one eye (the cybernetic one) on the two of them, Leo moved forward, pulling out a vibroknife to cut Nadia free.

"You okay?" He asked. After a moment, he cut the other clone free as well. They hadn't discussed it, but these guys seemed like assholes.

Leo scowled. "Goddamn. It's bad enough hearing that sort of shit from the corps. But maybe corps aren't really the problem."

He shook his head. "One chance. Give us the girl. Nadia." He didn't draw. Not yet. He knew he didn't need to, not unless they started to move.

Leo slid out to join the other two.

"That's not what Sadie said." He said, his voice rough and cold. He studied the two through narrowed eyes, judging their reactions.