>>34122265
When the Nazi falls asleep (thanks to some good ol' fashioned lullabies), break through the bars using the power of your mighty pectorals and strangle some Nazis. This isn't a hard question, Mr. Stanislav

>>34122551
And before you ask about how you're going to manage that handcuffed, remember: You're Mr. Stanislav.

That's all the answer you need.

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>>34122610
Try as he might, those are energy handcuffs. You'd need about five bazillion elephants or one mecha-elephant.

He also signs to you about an ex-Nazi he picked up on his way to the boardroom emergency meeting. Breaking his visor freed him from the Fascist Freedom Force's clutches.

He's probably getting tortured now.

>>34122860
Fashion a crude spear out of that pole the Nazi banner is on. Whatever's behind it might help our situation, plus 607 needs a fighting chance shanking Nazis in the gut.

>>34122860
So use that elderly Nazi jailkeeper's energy teeth to chew through them. Dur.

>>34123175
I'm sorry, I meant energy DENTURES. My bad.

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>>34123081
Whoa dude, there's totally a ventilation system behind it. How cliche.

>>34123175
Double whoa! You didn't notice it before, but it explains why his cigar burns from both ends.

>>34123349
Are there any cameras in the cell, and does the air vent have screws or some other way of opening it without making noise? If you can do it stealthily, use the vent to escape.

>>34123349
You should still fashion a spear out of the pole.
You should also break the guards visor using the pole.

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>>34123475
Are you implying some weird fantasy world where no one's being watched at at all times by invisible cameras? That's so out there it could be absurditst comedy.

You could definitely unscrew it, if you really want to. The problem is that it's too tiny to fit anyone through it.

>>34123577
> Call Stanislav to help with the pole?

>>34123718
Why unscrew them by hand when you can make them come out by giving them a stern glare?

>>34123718
Get the elderly Nazi to come over, we need to steal his teeth!

Claim that we have leftover tapioca pudding with prune sprinkles.

>>34123718
Yes, he can probably break it off easier than we can.

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>>34123820
You give your best stern face. You really shouldn't have skipped all those drama classes in school to smoke weed because you can't act.

>>34123877
>>34123957
It'd be good to use the energy dentures to cut off your cuffs, but you can't do the speak. Stanislav can. You could wake up the sleeping guard and risk him being aware of all your activities. Breaking off the pole will also end up waking up the Nazi.

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Before you could tell him anything, Stanislav rips off the pole with his bare teeth. When the guard comes to inspect whatever noise it made, Stanislav tried to jam the pole into his visor.

The ball part is too big to fit through the hinges and the guard prepares to call security.

That vent seems like a good option now.

>>34124484
Unscrew the vent and hide somewhere else in the room. While they check to see if you escaped through the vent, you can sneak out the cell door.

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>>34124554
Ah, sneaking. Good thing you trained something during your adolescence. You find the darkest corner of the room and crouch.

Three guards burst in, and the unscrewed vent appears to give off the intended effect. One of them shoots into the vent to make sure you're dead.

Is this your chance?

>>34124727
Do you have the upper body strength to tackle one guard into the one blocking the door? You can use him as a shield from the third guard in the corner.

>>34124727
Is Stanislav still in the room with you? If they think nobody's left in the room, they might leave the cell door open or unlocked. That depends on several factors, though, such as whether they actually leave unused cells open, and them not seeing you on the way out.

>>34124842
Correction: that guard isn't in the doorway, he's on the other side of it. So we could tackle the guard in front of us and quickly twist towards the door, pushing it into the wall to stop the second guard and using the first to shield us from the third.

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>>34124926
He's under the flag, you sillynanny.

>>34124842
You grew up in Great War-era Belarus, man. If you survived multiple occupations and horrifying war trauma, you're strong enough to take on one guy.

Choking one of them out with your energy handcuffs, you notice a serious design flaw: It appears that the laser generated is the exact same as Nazi nanofiber gloves. The first guard goes slack, but not before he accidentally zaps the guard behind the doorway.

Stanislav also seemed to discover the energy's effect when he tried to crush the third guard's skull.

You use the elderly guard's energy dentures to cut your cuffs and Stanislav's free. He signs that freeing the other prisoners should be the number one priority.

>>34125162
Sign for Stanislav to search the guards for keys, while you check outside to see if the coast is clear. If you see any sign of trouble, you can signal him by knocking on the cell door.

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>>34125216
Alright, their cells should just be down the hallway. You always wanted to feel like a hero, and -

Aw, come on. They freed themselves and even got the obvious idea to collect disguises.

>>34125430
Warn them that Stanislav is in your cell and ask if they have any information.

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(Jesus Christ, Photoshop. Sorry, folks.)

>>34125879
You knock on the door to signal Stanislav. Maybe this whole hero thing is salvageable yet. After all, they don't have an escape plan.
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Hello there, Kaguya! You recently stole some FFF teleporters and used them to find the prisoners. You jiggle the box around to get their attention.

"These will teleport you to a safer location. You're all welcome. Now if you excuse me, I have a giant swastika to sabotage," you tell the surprised group. Well, most of them are surprised.

One slightly familiar lady just looks really angry.

>>34125921
Where is this going to crash if we sabotage it? We don't want it landing in the middle of a city.

>>34125921
Ignore her, and think of all the horrible tortures you're going to inflict on that sexy douchebag Slick when you get that promotion you've been shooting for.

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>>34126114
Slick. What an asshole. At least there's no way you'll see him during this operation, special agent Kaguya, rank 31.

>>34125991
You don't have a full plan yet, but you do know that you'll try landing it outside the city walls. This is valuable technology that your corporation could salvage, after all.

The bald one and the two kids use their teleporters and leave. Mr. Stanislav, someone you don't know too well, not being stationed on the 12th floor, and a man speaking Italian adamantly oppose the idea of leaving.

You don't like unnecessary complications, so you shove two teleporters into them and press the button. You'll go with them to a safe zone but come back right away.

Let's just hope that the angry girl will still be where you left her.
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And an upfront apology for what I'm about to do. I know I'm being a total prick when I do this, but I'll end part 12 here. It's the shortest by far, and I think I should be punched for that and that you all deserve a nice mini-cake. But I got some shit to do for the week. Goodnight folks, and take care of yourselves.

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Goddammit, I meant 13.

Eh, don't worry about it. I was getting pretty sleepy too.

>>34126334
Sleep well, young cub, for tomorrow is your day of adventure.