The Amanda Anderson Collection: Breaking the Bank
Amanda pulled out a small handheld device that looks like it came out of a sci-fi film. It had a green display panel, partitioned into three sections, with a red button in the centre, and an antenna with a gold receiver on top.
“What is this thing?” Amanda asked, puzzled. She turned it around and saw text on the back. She began to read:
Teleporter
Car ran out of gas and you need to go somewhere? Just press the buttons on this thing and you’ll be there in a flash!
- Reviewed by Gadget Gabe (5/5)
Amanda smiled slightly. “This makes things easier. I can use this thing to evade security! Although I don’t really know how to use it… Oh well, can’t hurt to try.”
She pressed the green display three times and then the centre red button. Amanda’s vision went white for a second, and then, she found herself inside the vault…
...albeit only half-way. Apparently she had been teleported into the wall, with her left arm and leg sticking into the bank and the rest of her body
“Oh great.” she groaned. She pushed on the wall in an attempt to free herself, to no avail. “I’m stuck, aren’t I?”
~~~
FAIL
It’s emergent technology.
I’m sure it will get better!
“What is this thing?” Amanda asked, puzzled. She turned it around and saw text on the back. She began to read:
Teleporter
Car ran out of gas and you need to go somewhere? Just press the buttons on this thing and you’ll be there in a flash!
- Reviewed by Gadget Gabe (5/5)
Amanda smiled slightly. “This makes things easier. I can use this thing to evade security! Although I don’t really know how to use it… Oh well, can’t hurt to try.”
She pressed the green display three times and then the centre red button. Amanda’s vision went white for a second, and then, she found herself inside the vault…
...albeit only half-way. Apparently she had been teleported into the wall, with her left arm and leg sticking into the bank and the rest of her body
“Oh great.” she groaned. She pushed on the wall in an attempt to free herself, to no avail. “I’m stuck, aren’t I?”
~~~
FAIL
It’s emergent technology.
I’m sure it will get better!