Desmond Walker - Somewhere in Eastern Europe.<br/><br/>Desmond Walker could hear the sounds of cheap sex floating up through the thin walls of the building he was attached to. If it had been his job to blow up this building he would be done and paid right now. Of course there would also be no challenge in such a task and so Desmond would not have taken it. Instead the building he was hired to blow up was across the street, an urban bunker meant to look like an apartment building but designed to be indestructible. Without knowing it Desmond had chosen a whore house to hang out on top of while he put everything in motion.<br/><br/>Blowing up an indestructible building was not hard, if you have enough explosives. His employer however wanted it to look like it took only a little explosion to make the whole building fall down. Desmond figured this was meant to prove some point about the rival company that built the building. It was a corpurate thing and Desmond did not care. The money was good and the job was a nice sort of puzzle.. Desmond had a mind for things like that. He had a gift for finding the perfect mix of destructive elements. His demolitions were works of art.<br/><br/>Desmond asked the computer what time it was and found it was an minuet until the desired moment of destruction. He asked the computer to run checks on his two bombs and was pleased to hear all was well. He did not like computers, he did not trust them but over the years he had developed a working relationship with the chip in his brain. He talked to it and it worked out the computer stuff. At the moment it was telling him he had a message and Desmond decided to check it really quick. It might be his employer getting cold feet.<br/><br/>"We have a job for you. Pay is US$4,000,000. Possibility of bonus, amount negotiable. Extreme danger. If interested, be at Grèves du Lac 432, Chabrey, Switzerland, in 72 hours from now." The message was simple and to the point. Desmond quickly filed the information away and asked the computer to start things going.<br/><br/>Just then a remote controlled SUV crashed into the bunker. The collision ignited an explosive charge. The explosion was big but mostly for show. It was not nearly enough to bring the building down. Mere moments later a second bomb went off deep underground. This bomb was set to rock the foundation and the vibrations would then set off a chain reaction of smaller explosions throughout the building.<br/><br/>Desmond smiled as he watched the building start to crumble. He got up and made his way away from the area. He asked the computer to book him a flight.