I'm The Bad Guy: A Supervillain LitRPG Adventure by Simon Archer

Author:Simon Archer [Archer, Simon]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2020-11-22T00:00:00+00:00

You’ve completed a mission!

Planted a spy in an organization

+1 menace

+2 brains

Influence: Lvl 12 → Lvl 13

“Pleasure doing business with you, boys.” I finished our discussion. “I look forward to a prosperous future with you.”

I waved them off as they exited the convenience store, hiding their cash away as FrickaFresh led them off excitedly towards Tabillierro’s place. Looking at the reflective surface of the convenience store countertop, I saw that those three had popped up under my ‘minions’ bookmark on my display. Just by joining up with my crew, they had gotten to level eight each, and the organization was growing evermore.

Along with that, I saw that each of my minions now had a ‘loyalty’ stat. That was a bit disconcerting to me, if I had to be honest. It wasn’t like I didn’t expect that someone might want to betray a villain within their organization, but seeing their loyalties quantified like this kind of unnerved me. I’d grown attached to most of these guys. If I had to kill anyone in my organization for being a traitor, it would have been a little dampening on my spirit. But, I was a villain, and I wasn’t going to be soft on anyone who thought they could pull one over on me.

Then I saw the actual numbers. Everyone’s scores, including the new people I’d hired, were all over ninety percent, with most of them being near one hundred. Joe’s number was the highest at ninety-nine percent, and he was willing to jump on a live hero grenade to save my life. I was willing to bet that the rest of them weren’t planning any stabs in my back anytime soon.

Looking them over a bit more closely, I clicked on FrickaFresh’s score to see what was making him so loyal. His score popped up, along with the equation that drew it up for me. His actual loyalty score was around twenty-five, but there was a modifying sixty-five percent adjustment for something called ‘fear.’ He wasn’t necessarily loyal to me as he was afraid of me. I looked over the others, who were sitting pretty at an average seventy percent with a twenty percent adjustment for the ‘fear’ score. They were all afraid of me to some extent. I liked that. As long as it kept them in line, I was willing to live with it.

“Joe, can you call up a meeting in the big, dramatic board room?” I said to Joe. “I think I have my next plan of action.”

“Sure thing, boss,” Joe said as he moved over to the intercom. “Everyone to the big, dramatic board room. Boss has something he wants to tell us. I think it’s pretty big.”

As Joe called up the meeting, I headed down into the facility, to the dramatic board room I specified, where the rest of the team was waiting for me already. I’d specifically had this room built so I could hold dramatic meetings like this whenever I felt it necessary to do so. I

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