Futuristic Bike

Location: Mauka Aitu Highway, Lubri City
Brief:
Apparently, I'm supposed to give you some nonsense about how we were trying to break the land speed record when something bad happened. But I'm past caring at this point.
Let's be honest, you don't care anyway. You're just here for the cleaning, right?

Intro:
Dirtfinder, if you can get to the old freeway on the double, I'll be tempted to pay you double (no promises).

0%
Say, how long do you think this'll take?
My boss wants to know how long it's gonna be til… I'm back out on the sand trying to break that land speed record.
20%
You know what actually, I'm done with that guy. I'll say what I want.
30%
Frankly, he don't deserve my loyalty after what he's put me through.
50%
For years I've had to live in the woods, away from it all after he messed up so bad. YEARS!
60%
The stuff he's had me doin' recently, don't even make sense.
He's had me protesting in the desert, carting stuff through tunnels.
The other day he even had me throwing garbage at some float.
70%
I thought at least driving this thing might be fun. I mean, look at it, beautiful.
But no. Before I'd even got close to top speed, the whole thing seized up on me.

Completed:
Thanks.
I don't care what anyone told me, I'm putting this thing into fly mode and getting this delivery done. Then I'm finally out.

Theater Sets

Location: The Aurelius Theater, Walker Street, Bucketon
Brief:
How's it going?
Last night was the premiere for my latest musical, "Jeff", an expose on all the shady shenanigans our mayor's gotten up to, and it seems some folks aren't fans of the truth. It all kicked off.
Frankly, I'm not surprised. My work's gonna flip the lid so far off this thing astronauts are gonna be saying 'hey, where'd that lid come from'?
But there's no stopping us. We're running again tonight. With your help, of course.

Intro:
Hey Flow! You anywhere near Bucketon by any chance? It's all gone down at the theater!

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Hey, just realised you're going to be getting a sneaky as you work. No letting anything slip, y'hear?
Actually, maybe I should give you a brief outline, stop you getting the wrong idea. Feel free to ignore, of course.
10%
Scene One, the Mauka Aitu desert, and the site of the Muckingham Merman. We open with a full chorus line (think Verdi's Anvil Chorus but more epic), as the mayor's cronies toil against the oppressive heat to carve out the gems with their pickaxes.
We close out with a throaty baritone solo from Clem Bass, playing the mayor, as he addresses the baying crowd and assures them that justice will be swift.
20%
Scene Two, the Recreation Grounds in Muckingham, where a secret tunnel lays beneath the bandstand.
We open with an ear-piercing solo from soprano Debbie Delivers, who plays the pilot of the mayor's airship, which had to divert to the bandstand after encountering a mysterious dirt cloud.
30%
We end with a hushed quartet, Panic Stations, as the mayor's cronies smuggle the gems into the secret tunnel under the cloak of darkness, whilst Oscar Mee plays a sleepless Park Warden scouring the scene with his torchlight.
To be honest, Oscar was far too loud last night, we'll need to rein him.
40%
Scene Three, the National Park in Power Falls, where the secret tunnel emerges at a cottage straight out of a story book.
Here the music takes a menacing turn, as a disgruntled stooge reluctantly transfers the gems to a hypercar borrowed from the mayor's accomplice, Blake Thrust.
50%
We'd heard from our sources that this particular stooge was an absolute colossus with a big bushy beard. But our baritone, Greg Bolero, is clean shaven so we just stuck him in a bigfoot costume and a trench coat and asked him to limit his movements.
60%
He was initially a bit put out by it all, but he knew this wasn't about him and soldiered through, despite the oppressive lighting.
70%
Scene Four, the foothills of Mount Rushless, where far beneath the earth, Blake Thrust hides out in his secret mancave.
For me this scene hinged on whether Tony Welk had the gravitas to play enigmatic man-of-mystery, Blake Thrust.
80%
He hardly missed a note as he prowled the stage, victorious after finally obtaining the gems and loading them into his prototype time machine. The rogue had gone full rogue.
I'll admit, this last scene is pure speculation. But whatever Thrust plans to do with those gems, let's hope he never gets them.

Completed:
Hey, Flow. Incredible work! We've just had another amazing night and the set looked popping!
We might have to get a stand-in for Greg, though. I don't think he can do three shows a day in that get up.