Randomatific!

    BUT FIRST... a few notes.

    Alright, this fic will borrow characters from all sorts of games, TV series, anime series, movies, and suchlike.  They will be listed here later, once I've confirmed who's gonna be in the fic and who isn't.  For now, though...

    Kathy Robison, Anthony Spitzmitter, NK3D, Jenny, Hether, Roger, Mary, Joebob, and Jeana are all copyright to ME. Oh, and so are Randomatica, Ltd., Naktronix, nKan, and this fic. MINE!  NO TOUCHY!

    Uncreativity is copyright UC.  Unoriginality is copyright UO.  Unproductivity is copyright UP. Unaspirality is copyright UA.  All of them might make a claim on YaoiBoy Enterprises, so I'm not sure who that belongs to.  Or Yaoi in a Can.  They can have them, as far as I'm concerned.

    Many of my characters were used in a failed fic I was working on, called "The Death is Only the Beginning."  It rambled on for over 140 pages before I wound up killing it due to reasons of there being too many plot devices for such a serious story, it really hadn't' gone anywhere after the last 50 pages, and so on.  That, and I can't write serious fics.  Ah well.  All the characters will be given a good welcome, Randomatica style, so don't worry about not knowing who they are.  I will also try to fill you, the reader, in on what went on in the fic, when it pertains to this story.  The only reason I even reference it, though, is due to humor value.

    Also, you may note my use of angle brackets. ("<" and ">")  These are used to represent thoughts, not text translated from another language.  Just thought I'd clear that up.  Oh, you'll also probably notice something like this...  <!--COL; NewLoc = "Location" -->  That means that our currentt location has changed (Change of Location = COL)  Just a bit of shorthand on my part.




    Randomatica, Ltd.  From the outside, the building seemed to have little to distinguish it from the other mirror windowed office buildings in the area.  The only things of note were the parking lot and a sign out front.  Inside was a different matter entirely.  Take the lobby, for instance.  It featured walls, doors, potted plants, structural columns and information desks placed seemingly at random throughout the room.  It was almost enough to drive one batty (and on a few isolated incidents, it had).  The rest of the building was, for the most part, an improvement; it seemed to actually have a bit of sense to it.  However, descriptions of it will have to wait, because now, we have the entrance of one of our main characters!