02-24-2018, 09:52 AM
Leeroy and Jenkins were in separate elevators on call to each other, after the noise of the elevator starting Leeroy started the conversation.
“Are you sure that 13 is coming back, he’s been gone for a while and the empire would have let him come back if he worked for hem by now and he knows where our base is.”
“Do not worry, he’ll pull through one way or another, I trust him with my life.”
“Well, we all have our own faults I suppose…”
The elevator stopped and whatever response Perkins had was drowned out by the noise of the breaks. They got out of the elevators and found the nearest map of the city, locating the museum. They had been told to meet their supplier by the interior café in an hour so they had enough time to go through the exhibits. First was a model of what the planet that Palpatine’s original Coruscant was on looked like. Then, arguably the most recognisable planet of Earth, Terra or equivalent. The rest of the exhibits were nothing outstanding, interactive history exhibits here and an alive dinosaur there, normal things in Coruscant. What stood out was the VR station dedicated to giving the user the experience of being a space marine. Sadly, the line was so long it had cut off one of the other exhibits, but their hour of waiting was up and their contact was here.
It had taken a while for the ranger to get used to life in Coruscant and before he knew it he was involved with crime rings and was in too deep to get out without a possible death penalty, he had managed to get a stable job here and was about to risk it all for a job. What a wonderful day for the museum to be out of whiskey. It didn’t matter now, his clients were outside the window and watching him.
“I’m guessing that you two are Perkins and Leeroy?”
“Yep.”
“Yes, a pleasure to meet you.”
“Well, I’ve got what you want, a digital lockpick from memory?” The ranger enquired.
“That’d be it.” Perkins replied.
The ranger tossed it to him and Perkins caught it after a slight fumble.
“You’re in luck as well, thanks to a few new primes with the empire and these being highly experimental if one goes missing it’ll be a loss but only one big enough for a few Stormtroopers to look for a week or so before giving up.”
Leeroy nodded as Perkins put the key card into a gap in his flak armour, they exchanged their goodbyes and left to the elevators again, the roar of the engines starting drowning any thoughts more complex than ‘that was a little too easy’.
“Are you sure that 13 is coming back, he’s been gone for a while and the empire would have let him come back if he worked for hem by now and he knows where our base is.”
“Do not worry, he’ll pull through one way or another, I trust him with my life.”
“Well, we all have our own faults I suppose…”
The elevator stopped and whatever response Perkins had was drowned out by the noise of the breaks. They got out of the elevators and found the nearest map of the city, locating the museum. They had been told to meet their supplier by the interior café in an hour so they had enough time to go through the exhibits. First was a model of what the planet that Palpatine’s original Coruscant was on looked like. Then, arguably the most recognisable planet of Earth, Terra or equivalent. The rest of the exhibits were nothing outstanding, interactive history exhibits here and an alive dinosaur there, normal things in Coruscant. What stood out was the VR station dedicated to giving the user the experience of being a space marine. Sadly, the line was so long it had cut off one of the other exhibits, but their hour of waiting was up and their contact was here.
It had taken a while for the ranger to get used to life in Coruscant and before he knew it he was involved with crime rings and was in too deep to get out without a possible death penalty, he had managed to get a stable job here and was about to risk it all for a job. What a wonderful day for the museum to be out of whiskey. It didn’t matter now, his clients were outside the window and watching him.
“I’m guessing that you two are Perkins and Leeroy?”
“Yep.”
“Yes, a pleasure to meet you.”
“Well, I’ve got what you want, a digital lockpick from memory?” The ranger enquired.
“That’d be it.” Perkins replied.
The ranger tossed it to him and Perkins caught it after a slight fumble.
“You’re in luck as well, thanks to a few new primes with the empire and these being highly experimental if one goes missing it’ll be a loss but only one big enough for a few Stormtroopers to look for a week or so before giving up.”
Leeroy nodded as Perkins put the key card into a gap in his flak armour, they exchanged their goodbyes and left to the elevators again, the roar of the engines starting drowning any thoughts more complex than ‘that was a little too easy’.
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