A continuation of the Omega Lobster story.
Enter the Bandit.
Millions of dollars.
Actual cash.
Stolen from a series of banks across Metroscape. No one knew who or what committed the crimes but the heroes and heroines of the city were being tasked to find out. Unfortunately, not all of them were particularly focused on the case.
“Oh, God, is that butter?” Omega Lobster stared at the small dish with the many pats of yellow, melting butter.
“Shit. Sorry, Omega. Forgot.” Kay Nine waved the waitress back over to the table.
“Can you take this away, please? He isn’t very fond of butter.” Kay said as the waitress came to the table.
The young girl gave Omega Lobster a puzzled look.
“My kind were eaten with butter,” Omega said.
The waitress smacks her gum.
“I wouldn’t know. Your kind went extinct before I had a chance to try ‘em.” The waitress removed the dish of butter and walked away.
“Jeez, what a bitch.” Omega Lobster’s antennae and antennules quivered in anger.
“Easy, Omega.” Kay said. “I am a bitch and I don’t act that way.”
“Right, sorry.”
Omega takes a bite of his steak.
“Hmmm. I don’t get it. Why is it that cows have not gone extinct yet? They taste so good.”
“Because we raise them specifically for eating. Lobsters were wild, living unchecked in the oceans.” Kay scratches behind her ear. Beneath the table her leg twitches slightly.
“I know, but someone could have started raising lobsters like they do cattle.” Omega said.
Kay thought about it and saw in her head large cattle sized lobsters grazing in a field.
“There were a few lobster farms. But what wiped your kind out weren’t the fat Asses at the local surf and turf buffets. It was a disease. And you were the result of the smart Asses attempts to cure the disease.” Kay smells the food in front of her.
“Yea. Well, they should have tried harder.”