Risky Business
A shady self-described "businessman" approaches us with a proposition. He wants to set up shop in the alley next to the Den, and offers to give us a small cut of his profits if we turn a blind eye to his mysterious business. How should we handle the shady businessman?
The choice
What the operation puts to you, and how each answer turned out. Where a choice has two outcomes, it is one that can go wrong.
AAgree. Sounds like a good deal to us.
We took the businessman's credits without asking questions. The less we know, the better.
BRefuse. This sounds like more trouble than it's worth.
We refused the businessman's proposition. He shrugged and went on his way, carrying his mystery with him.
CExtort him. Something tells us this guy can afford it.
Some of our more imposing operators made the businessman a counteroffer he couldn't refuse. He coughed up a decent sum of credits before disappearing for good.
On completion
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The choice
A shady self-described "businessman" approaches us with a proposition. He wants to set up shop in the alley next to the Den, and offers to give us a small cut of his profits if we turn a blind eye to his mysterious business. How should we handle the shady businessman?