Dispatch
Note
Note noun - A message on paper from one person or group to another.
Usage example: write a friendly note to the neighbors asking them to keep the noise down
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- Of special note is Jabra, who is probably the weirdest of them all, but the only one who thinks assassins should dispatch their enemies as quickly as possible.
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One officer decides to cheer up his commanding officer by putting a dispatch with particularly good news at the bottom of the stack so that she would end the chore on a high note.
Source: No-Paper Future - Normally they pretty much qualify as Goddamned Bats, as they're lightly armed and fairly easy to dispatch, but a few - and it is important to note that you don't get to know beforehand who those few are - carry Groundbase or Fireburst missiles.
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