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| − | ''Robbing banks was a very good way to make a living, if you are good at it. He was good at it up until the day that he was shot at from the outside of the bank. The bullet went threw that plate glass window and shards of glass went everywhere, including into his eyes.''
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| − | ''Though he could not see, his partners managed to get him out of their and to a doctor. Due to the nature of the business that they were in, they could not take him into a hospital. They drove around that night, with him bleeding all over the car, looking for an open clinic. The last one they checked was closed, but in the newspaper machine next to the door was the headline "Local Doctors Licence Revoked Due To Questionable Practices"''
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| − | ''They were desperate, they looked up the mans home address and took him there. The doctor agreed to work on him for free. The doctor did good work, but he had not left the "questionable practices" behind. You see, the doctor had been a part of a secret government project, one that was dissecting an alien. He made off with pieces that he was adding to his human patents. He happened to have a new set of eyes for our down on his luck bank robber.''
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| − | ''Oculan was made that day''
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| | '''Oculan''' PL 10 (150PP) | | '''Oculan''' PL 10 (150PP) |
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