Sharkguard: The Sea-Roaring Defender IC

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Sharkguard reads over the papers while trying his best not to look bored. He pities the person who had to write all this nonsense. Just looking them over is bad enough, making them must have been a nightmare. Reading it however turns out to be worth it as Sharkguard notices the few splinters on a ship's deck that these papers have. The inability to sue Majestic Industries is hardly an issue. Sharkguard didn't care too much about such things in case suing ever seemed like an option.

Now the list of companies are a different matter. It's good to see that ones such as Olympic Productions and Gatti Pharmaceuticals are here, annoying commercials aside. Others, not so much. Among them, ArmorSource was pretty much obvious. The shark-man half-expected it anyway and can roll with whatever they do. SPARTA, Inc is not a comforting name but Sharkguard is rather confident that they are the least problematic name on the list. Human Dynamics is a rather big hit-or-miss one here. Sharkguard has never quite dealt with them, having heard only rumors and conspiracies; he hopes they will not be an issue either.

...And then there is Ceradyne. That is a name Sharkguard never wanted to see or hear again. The time he dealt with that company was definitely one of his most unpleasant times. Between the carnage that was caused there and the company's "products," the shark-man had a few nightmares about it back then. That was one of those times he is very glad to have experience in proper medicine.

All-in-all, the papers' conditions aren't as bad as they could be. He isn't going to like the more... Shady companies getting a hold on his data but the only one that really worries Sharkguard is Ceradyne which is not known for it's subtlety... At least back then. Sharkguard also doesn't like the idea of refusing and leaving after coming all this way and it does seem like this testing can be good for world at large.

Finished his searching, Sharkguard signs the papers without delay. It's gonna be worth the risk, he thinks as he takes care not to damage the papers or pen while signing. The shark-man will probably need to keep tabs on Ceradyne when he is able to; maybe he'd report to Beaumont when able. Sharkguard will not be forgetting the risks and consequences that will come from this and he is sure that King will not be forgetting either.

"Right. Sorry for ta wait." He passes the signed papers to the CEO. Sharkguard felt surprisingly better now that he's made his decision. "I be ready as soon as you both are."