A College Student...

You are Freddie Mann, an everyday college senior with a major in computer science.

That said its late and you should be in bed by now, but like every other young college dumbass you've stayed up long after midnight and are once again suffering for it by barely being able to keep eyes open as you read through what you can only describe as another possible scam sent to you via email.

That said your only running on about 10% brain capacity and even that is running on autopilot at this point as you've just finished up the Last page in your 15 page graduate essay for your degree in computer science.

So, needless to say you clicked on the suspicious looking email with out a second thought as you sat hunched over your desk with your gaming laptop on it. With only the dim light of the computer screen to light up the dorm room in which you lived in not far from both your place of work and the state university that you went too.

Now with the link clicked on you were immediately brought to a rather cartoony looking webpage that seemed to cross the black and gold art deco style of the 1920's with the famous cartoonish flourish of signature to the Walt Disney company.

Now despite the rather jarring introduction, the Web page seemed legitimate for the most part. That said your mind is already running on fumes so it didn't really think about the little stuff and just automatically went in to redeem the free voucher you received with the sketchy email.

After a few clicks you find the product in question. The RSI Bot Pack.

The pack itself is displayed much like the rest of the stores overall 1920's theme and as a result looks much like an old pack of baseball cards that used to come with gum. As the Pack's cover has a simple tricolor design with a blue top with the slogan "inked dreams come true" written in gold. This blue bit then soon gives way to a diagonal white stripe with the RSI logo written across in gold as well. Finally below the white stripe is a bright red portion that is covered in silver stars.

Now that said you didn't really care about all of this at the time and simply clicked onto the pack to add it to the shop's online cart and then hit check out before entering in your address and the free code given to you by the email.

Once done and once you get the confirmation on your email, you get out of your chair and begin to climb into your raised bunk bed as you leave your laptop on below you unaware of the pack opening its contents as it went through the limited edition catalog searching for your newly earned bot that you assumed was just as scam...

As it began to cycle though the many, many options available....