Jeanne Hedge wrote:

At 08:57 PM 8/4/97 -0700, fido@rma.edu wrote:

BGC/Spawn/Crow crossover:Genom finally decides to deal with the
Knight-Sabers. They kill Sylia by detonating a bomb in a manhole
her car is stopped over. Then they hire a street gang to
brutally murder Priss.

A bit too much for Genom, I'd think.  Why hire a street gang when you have
your own in-house thugs for that sort of thing?  And a bomb in a manhole
just points right at assassination. I'd think this would raise too many
questions about the good Ms. Stingray....

I wrote this on the spur of the moment so it is just a very rough
draft.As far as being a bit much for Genom? I think Quincy could be
personally masterminding their destruction to show his underlings how to
do it right. Sylia is killed in a 'terrorist bombing' suposedly by a
group
that had protested Genom. As for Priss being killed by a street gang?
Priss
could be considered a minor celebrity and very vocal in her anti-Genom
views
plus she has ties with an A.D.P investigator. Any hint of Genom
involvement in
her death could be very messy. Using an independant street gang would be
a very
safe proposition especially if the leader is the only one to know they
were
hired and he meets with an motorcycle 'accident' afterwards. Genom could
also
use her death to shift public opinion  on what is important from Boomer
crimes
to Gang crimes, undermining support for the AD Police. 

Genom then informs the other Knight
Sabers that they quit or die. Without Sylia and Priss the others have
no choice.

Sure they do

Ya! They would make great target practice for the boomers! :)

After Mackie destroys their bases they leave
Mega-Tokyo. Linna joins Vision. Mackie and Nene marry then leave with
Dr. Raven for Germany. A year later Genom practically can do what they
want unopposed. Until some red-cloaked woman starts destroying
their buildings and killing Genom executives. Almost
at the same time members of the street gang that killed Priss
begin to turn up dead with the image of a crow on or near them. Leon
is assigned both cases but goes to visit Priss's grave only to find it
empty.

Why would Leon go to Priss's grave? Does he do this every time he's assigned
a new case?

I think that Leon would have fallen apart with Priss's death. He would
probably
be a drunk, on the verge of losing his job, and not giving a damn about
anything.
His only solace is visiting his love's grave.

Each path of death and destruction takes them both to the
same goal but when they get there will the Spawn from hell(Sylia) and The
Crow,the avatar of justice (Priss),friend teammates and family in life be
enemies in the afterlife?

Jeanne Hedge
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Hope this helps
David Lindquist
fido@rma.edu
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