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Gary Fort was provided with everything he needed. Allen Fin personally saw to it and thats exactly what happened. He had to do a little persuading though, but this was small things to him because he was experienced in arguing his causes. Fin provided the concepts for the strange array of weapons that Fort was to build for the Cult Crashers.
His work room was a partition of a bigger building, a warehouse actually. This was the place where the Cult Crashers would meet and train. Martha Loceof was also a work out fanatic and helped in putting the other Crashers in the fitness drills. The combat drills were given by video so the Crashers could watch a follow the instructions. Fin was very optimistic about his little operation and knew that something good would come out of it.
The ten Crashers also had time to relax and rest. They were given refreshments and had leisure time to get to know one another and loosen up. They seemed to get along quite well according to Fin's point of view. He spent hours giving lectures on what they were and how they were supposed to function as Cult Crashers. He made sure that they all agreed with the Cult Crasher philosophy so that he was assured resolve in this batch. They were all on the same oppinion that dangerous cults had to be dissolved and that how they went about this task was the right way. They also knew the consequences that they would face as vigilantes from the law enforcement agencies.
Fort was finished building the weapons, armor, and other utilities that the Crashers would need. He did all this in a matter of months (three months to be exact). He was paid well by Fin and asked to leave whenever he wanted, but he decided to stay and see what the results would be after his products were "tested" in the field.
Fin purchased a van from a used car sales place and applied a paint job and design that would be a symbol of the Cult Crashers. The van was fitting to the green uniforms, armor, and tools that the Crashers had. Green and black was the main theme. To protect their identities, they wore helmets with visors that allowed them to see very clearly (even in the night).
Continued in Cult Crashers >> The Beginning - Part 4 . . . . . . . .
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Posted by ZeroEffort on 2008-05-21 22:08:55 | Rating: | Views: 43
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